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Mastering Math for Computer Science with Programming

1. Structured Learning Path

Follow this topic order:

1. Logic & Proofs

2. Set Theory

3. Functions & Relations

4. Combinatorics

5. Number Theory

6. Graph Theory

7. Probability & Statistics

8. Linear Algebra

9. Calculus

2. Core Learning Resources

- Textbook: Mathematics for Computer Science (Eric Lehman - MIT)

- Course: MIT 6.042J on OCW

- Supplement with YouTube: Khan Academy, 3Blue1Brown, Neso Academy

3. Implement Concepts in Code

- Learn theory, solve problems manually

- Implement in Python or similar

- Build mini-projects (e.g., truth table generator, RSA tool)

4. Practice with Problems

- LeetCode: logic, combinatorics

- Project Euler: number theory

- Brilliant.org: interactive math

- Hackerrank: applied math problems

5. Document and Share


Mastering Math for Computer Science with Programming

- Use GitHub or Jupyter Notebooks

- Explain solutions

- Build a public portfolio

6. Revisit and Teach

- Teach peers or blog/video your learning

- Teaching reinforces deep understanding

7. Apply in Real Projects

- Use combinatorics in scheduling

- Graph theory in networking/maps

- Probability in AI/games

- Linear algebra in ML

8. Example 8-Week Study Plan

Week 1: Logic & Proofs - truth tables, basic proof

Week 2: Set Theory & Functions - power sets, relations

Week 3: Combinatorics - combinations, permutations

Week 4: Number Theory - GCD, primes, mod arithmetic

Week 5: Graph Theory - DFS, BFS, Dijkstra

Week 6: Probability - simulation, Bayes, distributions

Week 7: Linear Algebra - vectors, matrices, transforms

Week 8: Calculus - derivatives, optimization

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