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The document outlines Assignment-2 for the Discrete Mathematics course (CSE 1002) at Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University for the B.Tech program in CSE & CSIT. It includes questions related to financial calculations and concepts of sets, functions, and algorithms, with a focus on applying knowledge to solve problems. The assignment is graded out of 10 marks and aligns with specific course outcomes and learning levels.

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DM Assignments-2

The document outlines Assignment-2 for the Discrete Mathematics course (CSE 1002) at Siksha 'O' Anusandhan University for the B.Tech program in CSE & CSIT. It includes questions related to financial calculations and concepts of sets, functions, and algorithms, with a focus on applying knowledge to solve problems. The assignment is graded out of 10 marks and aligns with specific course outcomes and learning levels.

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ASSIGN-

ITER, SIKSHA ‘O’ ANUSANDHAN (Deemed


MENT
to be University)

Branch CSE & CSIT Programme B.Tech


Course Name Discrete Mathematics Semester I
Course Code CSE 1002 Year/Period 2024/Odd
Grading Pattern 6 Credit 4
Submit All Assignments Maximum Marks 10
Learning Level L1: Remembering L3: Applying L5: Evaluating
(LL) L2: Understanding L4: Analysing L6: Creating
No. Assignment-2 COs LL

Suppose that a person deposits $10,000 in a savings account at a


Q.1 bank yielding 11% per year with interest compounded annually. How CO2 L3

much will be in the account after 30 years?

Q.2 CO2 L3

Q.3 CO2 L2

Q.4 CO2 L2
Q.5 CO2 L2

Q.6 CO2 L3

Q.7 CO2 L3

Q.8 CO2 L3

Course Outcomes Program Outcomes


CO1 Understand and apply rules of logic to distinguish between valid and invalid PO1, PO2,
arguments and use them to prove mathematical statements.
CO2 Understand sets, their various operations and use them to analyze functions PO1, PO2
and its various concepts as well as study sequences and summations.
CO3 Analyze the searching and sorting algorithms and use the growth of functions PO1, PO2
to study the time complexity of algorithms as well as apply some of the
important concepts
of number theory to divisibility and modular arithmetic, integer representation
of algorithms, congruences and cryptography.
CO4 Construct proofs by mathematical induction and analyze and formulate PO1, PO2
recursive definitions and develop structural induction.
CO5 Apply different counting techniques to solve various problems. PO1
CO6 Apply relations and their properties to analyze equivalence relations and PO1, PO2
partial orderings.

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