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:'''MTH 231 Elements of Discrete Mathematics (4)'''<br> 

:<u>Learning Outcomes</u>.<br> A successful student in MTH 231 will be able to:<br> 1. Apply basic set operations and DeMorgan’s Laws.<br> 2. Apply propositional calculus.<br> 3. Negate compound and quantified statements.<br> 4. Form contrapositives.<br> 5. Construct direct proofs (from definitions) of simple statements.<br> 6. Apply the Principle of Mathematical Induction.<br> 7. Demonstrate an understanding of the construction of proofs by contradiction and contraposition.<br> 8. Understand and use the graphical and matrix representations of binary relations.<br> 9. Understand and use equivalence relations.<br> 10. Understand and use asymptotic notation.<br> <!--Please be mindful of the talk page discussions that have determined this template's appearance.-->11. Use inductive arguments to construct and solve models based on first-order and second-order linear constant coefficient difference equations.<br>