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MATH236 (P1 W1)

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Discrete Mathematics with Applications

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To study basic concepts of Discrete Mathematics & applications to Cryptology and Graph Theory.

Basic set theory. Relations & functions, equivalence relations. Counting principles, inclusion-exclusion & pigeonhole principles, combinations, identities with binomial coefficients. Modular arithmetic, basic number theory: GCD, extended Euclidean algorithm, Euler’s totient function, basic group theory, Fermat’s Little Theorem, Euler’s Theorem. Cryptology: encryption, decryption of well known private-key cryptosystems, cryptanalysis of shift, substitution & Vigenère ciphers, stream ciphers, Shannon theory, public key cryptography, product cryptosystems. Recursions & generating functions.


Class mark (33%), 3h exam (67%).

35% Class mark, 80% attendance at lectures & tutorials.

in Semester 1.

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