Math 2358

Discrete Mathematics I

CRN 80061

This course is a study of discrete mathematical structures commonly encountered in computing hardware and software. Topics include logic, functions, elementary set theory, proof techniques, mathematical induction, numeric sequences, elementary number theory, and graph theory.

3 Credit Hours. 3 Lecture Contact Hours. 0 Lab Contact Hours.

This course has an enrollment period of six months. 

I am Dr. Roberto Barrera and I am excited to be with you throughout the course! This course is the study of discrete mathematical structures commonly encountered in computing hardware and software. Along the way, we will see how some of these topics are applied to computer science. I am here to provide support to ensure your success in this course and in building a mathematical foundation for computer science. We can achieve this endeavor though communication and collaboration!


 

Dr. Roberto Barrera
Associate Professor of Instruction — MCS 458

Course Information

Structure

  • 16 Modules
  • 3 Exams, Proctored Online

Materials

  • Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications, Kenneth H. Rosen, McGraw-Hill, ISBN-13: 978-1259731259. E-textbook with Connect.
  • Scientific Calculator (TI 30 recommended)

Required Work

  • Reading Assignments
  • Videos
  • SmartBook Assignments
  • Knowledge Check (Self-Check) Assignments
  • Section Check Assignments

Acquiring Course Materials

Detailed instructions for purchasing the electronic textbook are provided within the online course.

If you have difficulty purchasing this textbook, please contact Online and Extended Programs at corrstudy@txstate.edu. 

NOTE:  Course materials for correspondence courses are not covered under BookSmart at TXST.  Correspondence course materials must be purchased separately from your regular university course materials.

Take a Look Inside this Course

You may preview the syllabus and a sample of the MATH 2358 course before enrolling.

Technical Requirements

  • This course requires students to be able to scan and upload written documents or to take a clear digital photo of documents and upload them into the course.
  • For the online proctored exams, students must meet the following additional technical requirements:
    • Access to a computer with a webcam and a microphone (for exams, students may not use a tablet or mobile phone)
    • Sufficient internet speed of at least 700 kbps for upload and download
    • Ability (and willingness) to disable pop-up blockers–even on work or borrowed computers

Tuition

For current course tuition, visit the Correspondence Costs page.

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