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Mathematics for Computer Science
Mathematics for Computer Science
This course is part of Introduction to Computer Science and Programming Specialization
Instructors: Omar Karakchi
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No prior experience required
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What you'll learn
1. Transform numbers between number bases and perform arithmetic in number bases
2. Identify, describe and compute sequences of numbers and their sums.
3. Represent and describe space numerically using coordinates and graphs.
4. Study, represent and describe variations of quantities via functions and their graphs.
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AJ
5
Reviewed on May 30, 2020
AS
5
Reviewed on May 15, 2022
I totally loved it. For me Number bases, Modular arithmetic, Sequences and Series are a very important part of algorithms. Understanding them means there is a better chance of understanding algorithms
EA
5
Reviewed on Jun 14, 2020
This instructor makes math really fun! The material was challenging, but she was very engaging and gave a lot of descriptive examples.
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