Introductory Discrete Mathematics by V.K. Balakrishnan

Introductory Discrete Mathematics by V.K. Balakrishnan

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[jerryfarlow]

I am familar with this book and I agree. It is a VERY well-written book.

[T-theRealOne]

When I was in college, I used a book entitled "A First Course in Discrete Mathematics" by Ian Anderson and Daniel Velleman's "How To Prove It."

[tmann]

I am taking Discrete right now! I'll check it out!

[pencuriinshaf]

accourding your video which one is better ? discrete book by balaskrishan or kenneth H rosen?

[painkillerharold]

Not the worst graph colouring attempt I’ve seen. 5/7

[aneeshk]

I really want to learn discrete math. But I suck at solving or reading any math books. They have too much theory. Problems without solutions. Too many mathematical terms(Well it is a math book after all). If I remember in one of your book reviews you said that you were able to solve the "problem solving with C" book before college and it did not require any pre-requisites. Is there an equivalent to discrete math?
My motivation for learning discrete math is to understand Introduction to algorithms by CLRS. Any suggestions or advice would be helpful.

[dannylopez]

Which book do you recommend for beginners

[nullvalue]

I didn't like the paper, it could be a little bit thicker, and the font could be a size bigger