The Discrete Mathematics Project
University of Colorado at Boulder

Dominic Peressini
Project Director

Developed in collaboration by the School of Education and the Department of Applied Mathematics. Sponsored by the Colorado Commission on Higher Education through an Eisenhower Professional Development Grant.

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Activities	Definitions	Hyperlinks for Discrete Mathematics
Bibliography	The content	Hyperlinks for other Mathematics resources
Project description	The people	The schedule

The National Council of Teachers of Mathematics has recently (1989) elevated discrete mathematics to the level of algebra, geometry, and calculus by including a separate discrete mathematics standard in their Standards document. Indeed, the use of discrete mathematics has an essential part in the development of students' mathematical power in a society grounded in technology and communication. In particular, discrete mathematics includes and addresses: Social Decision Making, Fair Division, Election Theory, Graph Theory, Counting Techniques, Matrix Models, and Mathematical Iteration/Recursion.

Last Updated January 17, 1997
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