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Introduction to Discrete Structure & Linear Algebra

The complete RGPV syllabus for Introduction to Discrete Structure & Linear Algebra (AL401 / CD401), the fourth-semester mathematics course for B.Tech CSE — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning and Data Science, under the AICTE Flexible Curricula. Five units spanning set theory and algebraic structures, propositional logic and graph theory, and the linear-algebra tools (eigen decomposition, SVD) that underpin machine learning.

AL401 · CSE — Artificial Intelligence & Machine Learning CD401 · CSE — Data Science Semester: IV Semester
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Introduction to Discrete Structure & Linear Algebra

by Dr. D.C. Agarwal & Dr. Pradeep K. Joshi · ₹400 — covers this full RGPV syllabus.

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Course contents — unit by unit

Unit 1 · Set Theory, Relations, Functions & Theorem-Proving Techniques

Set theory — definition of sets, Venn diagrams, proofs of general identities on sets. Relations — definition, types, composition, equivalence relation, partial-ordering relation, POSET, Hasse diagram and lattice.

Unit 2 · Algebraic Structures

Definition, properties and types — semigroup, monoid, groups, abelian group, properties of groups, cyclic group, normal subgroup; rings and fields (definition and standard results). Introduction to recurrence relations and generating functions.

Unit 3 · Propositional Logic & Graph Theory

Propositional logic — proposition, first-order logic, basic logical operations, truth tables, tautologies and contradiction, algebra of propositions, logical implication and equivalence, predicates, normal forms, quantifiers. Graph theory — basic terminology, types of graphs, paths, cycles, shortest path in weighted graphs, graph colouring.

Unit 4 · Matrices & Linear Algebra

Determinant and trace, Cholesky decomposition, eigen decomposition, Singular Value Decomposition (SVD), gradient of a matrix and useful identities for computing gradients.

Unit 5 · Test of Hypothesis

Concept and formulation, Type-I and Type-II errors, time-series analysis, Analysis of Variance (ANOVA).

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