Lecture

Discrete Mathematics: Logic, Structures, Algorithms

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This lecture introduces the basics of discrete mathematics, focusing on logic, structures, and algorithms. Topics include propositional logic, sets, functions, algorithms, counting, and probability theory. The course aims to provide a foundation for understanding computer systems and computational thinking.

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Ontological neighbourhood

Logic

Classical logic: First-order logic

Mathematics

Mathematical logic: Set theory

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