CSE 321: Discrete Structures, Spring 2007

University of Washington Computer Science & Engineering

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	Time	Location
Lecture	MWF 1:30 - 2:20	EEB 037
Section AA	Th 1:30 - 2:20	EEB 025
Section AB	Th 2:30 - 3:20	EEB 025

Office Hours Location Phone

Instructor:

Venkatesan Guruswami

venkat at cs

Wed 3:30-4:30pm

or by appointment

CSE 656

685-1959

TAs:

Zizhen Yao

yzizhen at cs

Thu 11am-12:00

CSE 218

Jeremy Cho

jkcho at cs

Thu 3:30-4:30pm

CSE 216

Problem Sets and Handouts

About 8 problem sets; Assigned weekly; Generally due on Fridays in class.
Lowest problem set score will be dropped.
Late solutions will not be accepted (unless PRIOR approval is obtained)
IMPORTANT, Please Read: Homework Policies
Problem Set 1 (due April 6)
Problem Set 2 (due April 13)
Problem Set 3 (due April 20)
Problem Set 4 (due May 2)
Problem Set 5 (due May 11)
Problem Set 6 (due May 18)
Problem Set 7 (due May 25)
Problem Set 8 (due June 1)
Supplementary Logic notes
Slides on probability (from CMU)

Final exam preparation:
- Sample questions
- More sample questions
Midterm preparation:
- Sample questions from previous midterms
- Solutions to sample questions

Suggestions or Comments?

You can send comments to the instructor or the TAs using this anonymous feedback form

Text Book

Kenneth H. Rosen, Discrete Mathematics and its Applications, Sixth Edition, McGraw-Hill Publishing, 2006

Grading (Rough split)

Weekly assignments (40-45%); Lowest homework score will be dropped.
Midterm exam (15-20%)
Final exam (35-40%)

Exams

Midterm exam: Wednedsay, Apr 25 in class. Closed book, closed notes.
Final exam: Monday, JUNE 4, 2007, 230-420P Location: EEB 037

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