Foundations & Discrete Mathematics
Build the language of numbers, sets, theorems and counting before the formulas become dense.
Core prerequisites for computer science, data science, AI and machine learning.
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Mathematical Language
Numbers, variables, sets, functions and theorems form a reusable mathematical vocabulary.
LESSONA Map of TheoremsHow do major theorems answer different questions, and where do their assumptions limit the answer?
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LESSONFunctions: Inputs, Outputs, and GraphsHow can one mathematical rule connect input values to outputs, tables, and graphs?
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LESSONNumber LineWhat is the mathematical foundation of number line?
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LESSONNumbers and Number LinesHow can a number show a place?
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LESSONSets and Logic: From Grouping to ProbabilityHow do grouping rules become a language for logic, counting, and probability?
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LESSONStarting Point Of SigmaWhat is the mathematical foundation of starting point of sigma?
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LESSONThree Mathematical Meanings of PiHow can the same Greek letter represent different mathematical objects?
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LESSONVariables, Constants, and ExpressionsHow do symbols turn a numerical pattern into an expression, equation, and function rule?
5 pictures · Open →Counting & Combinatorics
Count arrangements by exposing structure instead of listing every possibility.
LESSONArrange 1 to 9 on Four LinesHow can counting repeated positions solve a number-wheel puzzle without guessing?
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LESSONCounting Using SetsWhat is the mathematical foundation of counting using sets?
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LESSONDecode Counting IdentityWhat is the mathematical foundation of decode counting identity?
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LESSONSpecial PermutationWhat is the mathematical foundation of special permutation?
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LESSONWhat Remains After Two Things Are Fixed?When should both the available population and the remaining choices decrease by two?
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