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I enjoy Mathematics and Computer Science. Is there some interdisciplinary field in CS and Mathematics, that would "guarantee" high earnings?
Started by Masi on
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I've heard it said that Computer Science is just a subset of discrete mathematics.
Discrete.
Another.
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What does this symbol mean in Mathematics? <=>
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See this - http:/....
According to this flash card site and a commenter to my original answer, the double arrow is the "if and only if" operator:
A biconditional statement is true whenever the truth value is the same for both p and q and false otherwise .
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Discrete mathematics (also finite mathematics) deals with topics such as logic, set theory, information theory, partially ordered sets, proofs, relations, and a number of other topics.
For other branches of mathematics, there are tools that support programming...
Started by Thomas Owens on
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Maple.
To Mathematica that's open source, but I'm not sure how well it handles discrete mathematics.
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Is there any relation between affinity towards mathematics and affinity towards programming?
What is your case? Do you love mathematics? What about puzzles? Do all programmers love programming puzzles?
For you to be considered a GOOD programmer, is it...
Started by Niyaz on
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I suspect most developers are likely to like the sort of "certainty" of mathematics most of the time can best be solved without any....
As for whether that means a conscious love of mathematics - that's harder to say.
Of software development.
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I haven't yet found a good answer. Or any answer, for that matter. I've been asked to teach a discrete structures for CS course, but at the same time make sure it's not a discrete mathematics course -- that's offered by the Mathematics department.
Many...
Started by Barry Brown on
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I have http://www.amazon.com/Discrete-Computational-Structures-Computer-Mathematics/dp/0124208509 split that hair and say "see, it's just discrete mathematics warmed over." While it might be true that are used in describing discrete mathematics....
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How much mathematics and physics should a programmer know?
What are the core mathematical concepts a good developer should know?
I would like to study mathematics to be a better programmer (Web Developer) but which maths should I ...
Started by Imran on
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So it's a dollar used rather than $105 new:
http://www.amazon.com/Discrete-Combinatorial-Mathematics Algorithm Design Manual Programming Pearls Hackers Delight Handbook of Mathematics and Computational Science (really complete) Geometric....
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It seems that there is a strong movement for the convergence of mathematics and computer programming languages, this is notably evidenced by the influence of the lambda calculus on modern languages. Most of the time I do not think with mathematics, I ...
Started by jessecurry on
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Can a general purpose language....
First of all, I don't see much distinction between logic and mathematics; the latter is just are the benefits of modeling programming languages or language features on mathematics? What for real-life systems.
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I am currently learning mathematics and physics along with programming. Some of it is definitely useful for my programming related projects, especially the (hobby) games that I make, but not all. What are the most important topics which are necessary ...
Started by Strider on
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The area of Discrete Mathematics was taught in my:
Discrete mathematics includes the following topics:
Logic - a study of reasoning Set theory - a study of mathematics that would be ....
Physics should get you most of what you need.
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I would need some basic vector mathematics constructs in an application. Dot product, cross product. Finding the intersection of lines, that kind of stuff.
I can do this by myself (in fact, have already) but isn't there a "standard" to use so bugs and...
Started by akauppi on
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You can search for numerical....
Check www.netlib.org , which is maintained by Oak Ridge National Lab and the University of Tennessee .
It has a linear algebra package that may well suits your needs .
Re-check that ol'good friend of C++ programmers called Boost.
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Hi,
I am interested in doing some part-time study to enhance my career options. I already have a degree in Computer Science and have been working as a software developer for the past 4 years. I enjoy working as a developer, and want to continue writing...
Started by MagicAndi on
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I have always thought it better to be a mathematican learning computing on the job ... .
If you academic background in mathematics is helpful.
As an BSc & MSc in mathematics who learnt computing by doing it, I'd recommend the maths option.
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