CS 345 Lecture 1: Introduction and Math Review

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This content encompasses the introduction and mathematical review covered in CS 345 lecture 1, including topics such as sets, sequences, logarithms, logical equivalences, and proofs. It delves into sets theory, mathematical operations, deductive reasoning, and examples like the conjecture of even numbers. The images provided visualize concepts such as sets union, intersection, power sets, summation, and more.


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  1. CS 345 Lecture 1 Introduction and Math Review

  2. CS 345 Instructor Qiyam Tung TA Sankar Veeramoni

  3. Administrivia Webpage http://www.cs.arizona.edu/classes/cs345/summer14/ Syllabus http://www.cs.arizona.edu/classes/cs345/summer14/syllabus.html

  4. Sets Union Intersection

  5. Sets (contd) Membership Defining sets Even numbers Odd numbers

  6. Sets Power set

  7. Sequences Summation Products

  8. Closed form equivalents Triangular numbers Sum of powers of 2

  9. Logarithms Product Quotient

  10. Logarithms (contd) Power Change of base

  11. Logical Equivalences De Morgan s Law Propositions Sets

  12. 10 minute break

  13. Proofs Deductive Contrapositive Inductive

  14. Proofs (contd) Contradiction p q ~p p->q ~p V q

  15. Proofs (contd)

  16. Deduction (example) Conjecture: If x is even, then 5x is even

  17. Deduction (contd) Conjecture: If x is even, then 5x is even

  18. Contrapositive (example) Conjecture: If x^2 is odd, then x is odd

  19. Contrapositive (contd) Conjecture: If x^2 is odd, then x is odd

  20. Inductive (example) Conjecture:

  21. Inductive (contd)

  22. Inductive (contd)

  23. Contradiction (example 1) Conjecture: There are infinite prime numbers

  24. Contradiction (example 1 contd)

  25. Contradiction (example 1 contd)

  26. Contradiction (example) Conjecture: The square root of 2 is irrational

  27. Contradiction (contd)

  28. Contradiction (contd)

  29. Extra 1

  30. Extra 2

  31. Extra 3

  32. Extra 4

  33. Extra 5

  34. CS 345 Lecture 1 Introduction and Math Review

  35. CS 345 Instructor Qiyam Tung TA Sankar Veeramoni

  36. Administrivia Webpage http://www.cs.arizona.edu/classes/cs345/summer14/ Syllabus http://www.cs.arizona.edu/classes/cs345/summer14/syllabus.html

  37. Sets Union Intersection

  38. Sets (contd) Membership Defining sets Even numbers Odd numbers

  39. Sets Power set

  40. Sequences Summation Products

  41. Closed form equivalents Triangular numbers Sum of powers of 2

  42. Logarithms Product Quotient

  43. Logarithms (contd) Power Change of base

  44. Logical Equivalences De Morgan s Law Propositions Sets

  45. 10 minute break

  46. Proofs Deductive Contrapositive Inductive

  47. Proofs (contd) Contradiction p q ~p p->q ~p V q

  48. Proofs (contd)

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