Combinatorics and Graph Theory (MATH*4310)
Code and section: MATH*4310*01
Term: Winter
Details
MATH*4310 Combinatorics and Graph Theory Winter Only (LEC: 3) [0.50]
This course is an introduction to combinatorics with a focus that includes graph theory. Specific topics covered are enumerative combinatorics up to inclusion-exclusion, the theory of simple graphs, Latin squares and orthogonal Latin squares, and introductory coding theory. Instructors may continue to one or more of the Polya theory of counting, graph coloring and embedding, combinatorial design theory, Ramsey theory, or advanced topics in enumerative combinatorics.
Offering(s): Offered in odd-numbered years.
Prerequisite(s): 10.00 credits including MATH*2000
Department(s): Department of Mathematics and Statistics
Location(s): Guelph
Syllabus
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 Course Outline (Winter 2021) | 90.21 KB |
| Course Outline (Winter 2023) | 203.84 KB |