In this short book we’ll be learning about some fundamental mathematically concepts used in computer science and engineering. We start off by looking at mathematically modelling then move onto truth tables, semantic reasoning, propositions and predicates, dataflow diagrams, set theory and log and finally the concept of Cartesian products.
In our Computer Systems in 20 Minutes series we learn about various computer-related tasks and software at a very brisk pace. When you need to learn something you don't always have the time to read a lengthy book, in this series we get to the point and deliver the information as quickly and effectively as possible.
This book and its lessons has been adapted from our main computer science book - Computer Science: The Complete Toolkit - to provide you with a quick and efficient primer in computer math.
Why is the book so short?
In our Computer Systems in 20 Minutes series we learn about various computer-related tasks and software at a very brisk pace. When you need to learn something you don't always have the time to read a lengthy book, in this series we get to the point and deliver the information as quickly and effectively as possible.
What's included?
- New math symbols explained
- Mathematical modelling
- The modelling process
- Logic
- Propositions and predicates
- Truth tables
- Semantic reasoning
- Dataflow diagrams
- Set theory
- Cartesian product
This book and its lessons has been adapted from our main computer science book - Computer Science: The Complete Toolkit - to provide you with a quick and efficient primer in computer math.
