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MATH6005 Discrete Mathematical Models

S16 units6000-level

Introduction to discrete mathematics and its use in mathematical modelling. Emphasis will be placed on developing facility, technique and use in applications. Modelling of processes and phenomena which occur in the physical, environmental and life sciences, especially computer science, will be used as a vehicle throughout. Topics to be covered include: logic and set theory, combinatorics and counting, probability, induction and recurrence relations, graph theory and networks, matrix arithmetic and Markov chains. Note: This course is co-taught with undergraduate students but assessed separately.

Prerequisites in 2025

Read automatically from the handbook's wording

One of

  • enrolment in the Graduate Diploma of Computing
  • enrolment in the Master of Computing

Incompatible with MATH1005: you can't count both.

The handbook's wording, and when it changed

  1. 2024

    CECS students must be enrolled in a Graduate Diploma of Computing or a Master of Computing to enrol in this course.

  2. 2025–2027

    CECS students must be enrolled in a Graduate Diploma of Computing or a Master of Computing to enrol in this course. Incompatible: MATH1005

What it leads to in 2025

These courses name MATH6005 in their 2025 prerequisites:

MATH6005 in the 2025 handbook on Programs and Courses