Description

TECH 3365: Applications of Discrete Methods in Technology is a university-level course that focuses on applying discrete mathematical methods to solve real-world problems in technology and engineering contexts. This course is typically offered within a technology, engineering, or computer science department.

Course Description:

TECH 3365 introduces students to the practical use of discrete mathematics in solving technological problems. Topics covered often include:

• Logic and Boolean Algebra

• Set Theory and Functions

• Algorithms and Complexity

• Number Systems and Coding

• Combinatorics and Probability

• Graphs and Trees

• Matrices and Relations

Students learn how these discrete methods are used in areas such as:

• Computer programming

• Network design

• Digital circuits

• Data structures

• Information systems

Learning Objectives:

By the end of the course, students should be able to:

• Model and analyze real-world systems using discrete structures.

• Apply mathematical reasoning and logic to technological problems.

• Design and evaluate algorithms and processes relevant to engineering and IT applications.