
Discrete Mathematical Structures
by Bernard Kolman, Robert C. Busby, Sharon Cutler Ross, Robert Busby · first published 1996
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on “Ask HN: I suck at math, where to start?” ↗Nice choice. I would add: An Introduction to Database Systems - Date Also a few unmentioned so far: Discrete Mathematical Structures - Kolman Introduction To Systems Analysis And Design - Hawryszkiewycz Modern Operating Systems - Tanenbaum
on “Ask HN: Older textbooks/papers you consider classics still worth studying today?” ↗…it was a lot of very non-technical people who struggled with intro algebra, and consequently struggled with formal logic. (Predicate logic was the focus of the third section of the course later on.) Discrete Mathematical Structures was a math/cs course, where almost every student was a CS major, so it was predominantly technically-minded people for whom formal logic was at least very familiar, if not natural.
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