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Johnson, Marvin L. – 1989
Discrete mathematics and finite mathematics differ in a number of ways. First, finite mathematics has a longer history and is therefore more stable in terms of course content. Finite mathematics courses emphasize certain particular mathematical tools which are useful in solving the problems of business and the social sciences. Discrete mathematics…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Community Colleges, Course Content, Mathematical Applications
Byrkett, Donald L. – Collegiate Microcomputer, 1983
Discusses ways to integrate computers into mathematically oriented classes effectively so that advantages are obtained without increasing detrimental effects. Three sections detail use of computers as experimental tools, to implement and understand algorithms, and to solve realistic size problems. These ideas are illustrated with examples from a…
Descriptors: Algorithms, Course Content, Curriculum Enrichment, Higher Education