Announcements - updated May 4, 2004

• Here are your final exam grades, listed by the aliases you gave me.
• There is a web page for " Discrete Mathematics and Its Applications," 5th Ed.
• Read this article about careers in mathematics.

Sections, concepts, and problems

Links

• Use the Science and Math Learning Center in 102 Wilson Hall. It's a good idea to do your homework there.
• Check out the Math Archives.
• You can find all kinds of mathematical goodies at the math forum at Swarthmore College.
• There is a list of resources for discrete mathematics and theoretical computer science maintained by DIMACS.

Advice

1. Do some homework at a fixed time and in a fixed (quiet) place every day.
2. Study with other people.
3. If you have "formulas" to memorize, write them out on a sheet of paper and try to reproduce that sheet without looking at it.
4. When preparing for a test or quiz, pick out problems at random (either in the homework or the examples in the book) and try to do them as if you were in an exam situation (i.e., no peeking at notes).
5. After a test or quiz, work through all the problems you missed until you can do them correctly.

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