CENG 213 • Final • Discrete Computational Structures
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Eğitmen
İhsan Altundağ
Eğitmen
2007 yılında Galatasaray Üniversitesi Bilgisayar Mühendisliği bölümünden birincilikle mezun olduktan sonra Fransa'da Kriptoloji üzerine Fransa hükümeti tarafından verilen bursla yüksek lisans yaptım. Devamında ikinci kez sınava girerek Boğaziçi Matematik bölümünü de bitirdim. Yaklaşık 15 yıldır üniversite öğrencilerine dersler vermekteyim.
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CENG 213 • Midterm
Discrete Computational Structures
İhsan Altundağ
1299 TL
CENG 213 • Final
Discrete Computational Structures
İhsan Altundağ
1299 TL
Konular
Induction
Introduction
Proof of Formulas by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Proof of Divisibility by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Proof of Inequality by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Induction Related to Fibonacci
Strong Induction
Recursion
Introduction
Recursively Defined Functions
Example 1
Recursively Defined Sets
Example 2
Recursively Defined Strings
Example 3
Structural Induction
Example 4
Example 5
Sample Final Problems I
Induction for Formulas 1
Induction for Formulas 2
Induction for Formulas 3
Induction for Formulas 4
Induction Proof for Divisibility 1
Induction Proof for Divisibility 2
Induction for Inequalities
Induction with Fibonacci
Recursion and Induction
Recursive Algorithm
Counting: Part 1
Basic Principles of Counting
Counting Examples
Permutations
Permutations Example
Groups and Circular Permutation Example
Identical Objects Example 1
Identical Objects Example 2
Identical Objects Example 3
Combination
n choose r
Committee Example 1
Committee Example 2
Ball Example 1
Ball Example 2
Counting: Part 2
Principle Inclusion-Exclusion
Example
Distributing Objects into Boxes 1
Distributing Objects into Boxes 2
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Pigeonhole Principle
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Sample Final Problems II
Counting 1
Counting 2
Counting 3
Counting 4
Counting 5
Counting 6
Principle Inclusion Exclusion 1
Principle Inclusion Exclusion 2
Distributing Objects into Boxes 1
Distributing Objects into Boxes 2
Pigeonhole Principle 1
Pigeonhole Principle 2
Pigeonhole Principle 3
Pigeonhole Principle 4
Recurrence Relations
Introduction
Homogenous Recurrence Relations
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Non Homogenous Recurrence Relations
Example5
Example 6
Creating Recurrence Relations
Example 7
Example 8
Example 9
Relations
Definition of Relation
Example 1
Example 2
Reflexive Relations
Example 3
Example 4
Symmetric Relations
Antisymmetric Relations
Example 5
Transitive Relations
Example 6
Properties of Relations
Example 7
Example 8
Composition of Relations
Equivalence Relation
Example 9
Example 10
Sample Final Problems III
Recurrence Relations 1
Recurrence Relations 2
Recurrence Relations 3
Recurrence Relations 4
Recurrence Relations 5
Recurrence Relations 6
Recurrence Relations 7
Recurrence Relations 8
Recurrence Relations 9
Properties of Relation
Properties of Relation
Equivalence Relation 1
Equivalence Relation 2
Equivalence Relation 3
Graph Theory Part 1
Introduction
Graph Terminology
Handshaking Theorem
Example 1
Special Graphs
Example 2
Bipartite Graphs
Example 3
Example 4
Complete Bipartite Graph
Matching
Subgraph
Example 5
Subgraph Induced
Edge Contraction
Example 6
Complementary Graph
Graph Theory Part 2
Adjacency Matrices - Undirected Graphs
Adjacency Matrices - Directed Graphs
Example 1
Example 2
Incidence Matrices
Example 3
Isomorphism of Graphs
Example 4
Example 5
Example 6
Example 7
Definition of Paths and Circuits
Connected Graphs
Euler Paths and Circuits
Example 8
Hamilton Paths and Circuits
Example 9
Trees
Introduction
Rooted Tree
Terminology for Rooted Trees
Full m-ary Trees
Some Formulas
Sample Final Problems III
Adjacency Matrices
Incidence Matrices
Bipartite Graphs & Euler Circuits
Euler Path, Induced Subgraph & Incidence Matrix
Isomorphism 1
Isomorphism 2
Isomorphism 3
Isomorphism 4
Isomorphism 5
Değerlendirmeler
Henüz hiç değerlendirme yok.
Ders İçeriği
Induction
Introduction
Proof of Formulas by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Proof of Divisibility by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Proof of Inequality by Induction
Example 1
Example 2
Induction Related to Fibonacci
Strong Induction
Recursion
Introduction
Recursively Defined Functions
Example 1
Recursively Defined Sets
Example 2
Recursively Defined Strings
Example 3
Structural Induction
Example 4
Example 5
Sample Final Problems I
Induction for Formulas 1
Induction for Formulas 2
Induction for Formulas 3
Induction for Formulas 4
Induction Proof for Divisibility 1
Induction Proof for Divisibility 2
Induction for Inequalities
Induction with Fibonacci
Recursion and Induction
Recursive Algorithm
Counting: Part 1
Basic Principles of Counting
Counting Examples
Permutations
Permutations Example
Groups and Circular Permutation Example
Identical Objects Example 1
Identical Objects Example 2
Identical Objects Example 3
Combination
n choose r
Committee Example 1
Committee Example 2
Ball Example 1
Ball Example 2
Counting: Part 2
Principle Inclusion-Exclusion
Example
Distributing Objects into Boxes 1
Distributing Objects into Boxes 2
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Pigeonhole Principle
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Sample Final Problems II
Counting 1
Counting 2
Counting 3
Counting 4
Counting 5
Counting 6
Principle Inclusion Exclusion 1
Principle Inclusion Exclusion 2
Distributing Objects into Boxes 1
Distributing Objects into Boxes 2
Pigeonhole Principle 1
Pigeonhole Principle 2
Pigeonhole Principle 3
Pigeonhole Principle 4
Recurrence Relations
Introduction
Homogenous Recurrence Relations
Example 1
Example 2
Example 3
Example 4
Non Homogenous Recurrence Relations
Example5
Example 6
Creating Recurrence Relations
Example 7
Example 8
Example 9
Relations
Definition of Relation
Example 1
Example 2
Reflexive Relations
Example 3
Example 4
Symmetric Relations
Antisymmetric Relations
Example 5
Transitive Relations
Example 6
Properties of Relations
Example 7
Example 8
Composition of Relations
Equivalence Relation
Example 9
Example 10
Sample Final Problems III
Recurrence Relations 1
Recurrence Relations 2
Recurrence Relations 3
Recurrence Relations 4
Recurrence Relations 5
Recurrence Relations 6
Recurrence Relations 7
Recurrence Relations 8
Recurrence Relations 9
Properties of Relation
Properties of Relation
Equivalence Relation 1
Equivalence Relation 2
Equivalence Relation 3
Graph Theory Part 1
Introduction
Graph Terminology
Handshaking Theorem
Example 1
Special Graphs
Example 2
Bipartite Graphs
Example 3
Example 4
Complete Bipartite Graph
Matching
Subgraph
Example 5
Subgraph Induced
Edge Contraction
Example 6
Complementary Graph
Graph Theory Part 2
Adjacency Matrices - Undirected Graphs
Adjacency Matrices - Directed Graphs
Example 1
Example 2
Incidence Matrices
Example 3
Isomorphism of Graphs
Example 4
Example 5
Example 6
Example 7
Definition of Paths and Circuits
Connected Graphs
Euler Paths and Circuits
Example 8
Hamilton Paths and Circuits
Example 9
Trees
Introduction
Rooted Tree
Terminology for Rooted Trees
Full m-ary Trees
Some Formulas
Sample Final Problems III
Adjacency Matrices
Incidence Matrices
Bipartite Graphs & Euler Circuits
Euler Path, Induced Subgraph & Incidence Matrix
Isomorphism 1
Isomorphism 2
Isomorphism 3
Isomorphism 4
Isomorphism 5
Geçme Garantisi
Derslerimize çok güveniyoruz. Dersi geçememen çok zor ama yine de geçemezsen paran iade.
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