<eng>Discrete Mathematics</eng> | Faculty of Technical Sciences

Subject: Discrete Mathematics (17.ESI002)

Type of studies	Title
Undergraduate Academic Studies	Power Software Engineering (Year: 2, Semester: Winter)

General information:

Category	Theoretical-methodological
Scientific or art field	Teorijska i primenjena matematika
ECTS	4

The main aim of the course is to train students abstract thinking and acquire basic knowledge in the field of classical combinatorial objects, non-classical combinatorial objects and graph theory. Students will learn to classify combinatorial problems and solve them using well-known combinatorial methods, through the acquisition of theoretical knowledge and solving practical examples. Through the learning of well-known concepts and theorems from graph theory, students will be able to set graphic formal models from other fields (e.g. computer science and transport engineering). Properties of graphs will be precisely mathematically proved, with the aim of further development of students skills for deriving proofs.

As outcome of the course, students will acquire basic knowledge in the field of classical combinatorial objects, non-classical combinatorial objects and graph theory, with their abstract thinking and the skills of proofing being greatly improved. Students will be able to recognize combinatorial objects and solve them by known methods, as well as to develop and analyse graph models in some other fields.

Classical combinatorial objects (permutations, variations and combinations with and without repetition), partition sets, Stirling numbers, recurrent formulas, generative functions, basic concepts of graph theory, graph representation, special classes of graphs, operations on graphs, isomorphism of graphs, connected graphs, trees, planar graphs, Euler and Hamiltonian graphs.

In lectures theoretical part of the course is presented accompanied by characteristic and representative examples in order to better understand the matter. In practice, which follows lectures, typical problems are solved and lectured theory is deepened.

Authors	Title	Year	Publisher	Language
Robin J. Wilson	Introduction to Graph Theory	1996	Robin Wilson	English

Course activity	Pre-examination	Obligations	Number of points
Test	Yes	Yes	10.00
Theoretical part of the exam	No	Yes	40.00
Test	Yes	Yes	10.00
Written part of the exam - tasks and theory	No	Yes	30.00
Lecture attendance	Yes	Yes	5.00
Computer exercise attendance	Yes	Yes	5.00