mean the courses
are unneeded.
bill
Dwight
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On 10/1
Jim,
THANK YOU
You are taking it further than most of the high schools were 20 years ago.
It was incredibly rewarding when I could assist an epiphany, such as that
arithmetic could be done IN binary/hex/octal, WITHOUT conversion to
decimal/arithmetic/conversion back!
California mandated "Com
Cindy - if he can't find any other alternative, please feel free to forward
his contact info to me, or send my e-mail address to him (a Reply To will
expose it), cc: me.
The rest of this is background for those who may be curious about the state
of our educational system from someone on the inside
Hey Cindy
Just to add to the good suggestions already given here I’d suggest looking on
Craigs List. Typically there are some good (starving) grad students that do
tutoring on the side.
Kirk
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> If anyone h
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On 10/12/20 4:29 PM, dwight via cctalk wrote:
> I'm not too sure Hackers will have someone that is into Discrete Mat
I agree with the others: go look for other textbooks. There are also
surprisingly good "webinar's" on various math related topics on YouTube
(free), so it might be worthwhile to have him do a bit of searching.
Oddly, I never had any discrete math courses in school...it was "old
school EE" so ever
If the textbook isn't working for him, . . .
1) Look at OTHER textbooks on the subject.
There is even a Schaum's "made easy , "Outline Of Discrete Math" by
Lipschutz.
The title promises more than it can deliver, but it might help get through
some of the more troublesome sections.
2) Seek out
On Mon, Oct 12, 2020 at 4:58 PM Will Cooke via cctalk
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> > On 10/12/2020 3:29 PM dwight via cctalk wrote:
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> > I'm not too sure Hackers will have someone that is into Discrete Math.
> It is way beyond what a typical engineer will go through to get a degree.
> It is not a course so
On 10/12/20 4:29 PM, dwight via cctalk wrote:
I'm not too sure Hackers will have someone that is into Discrete Math. It is
way beyond what a typical engineer will go through to get a degree. It is not a
course someone would take without expecting to get into theoretical mathematics.
Seriously
> On 10/12/2020 3:29 PM dwight via cctalk wrote:
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> I'm not too sure Hackers will have someone that is into Discrete Math. It is
> way beyond what a typical engineer will go through to get a degree. It is not
> a course someone would take without expecting to get into theoretical
> mathe
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have you looked into your local hackerspaces at all?
https://hackerspaces.org/ list of them all ove
have you looked into your local hackerspaces at all?
https://hackerspaces.org/ list of them all over the world.
>
If anyone has spare time, and is familiar with discrete mathematics, I
have a friend who is a young college kid and desperately needs a tutor.
His prof just says to read the book, and take online quizzes. He is
failing. If you can help, please email me. He is in Delaware.
--
Cindy Croxton
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