I'm still brushing up on Calc, but may have to learn discrete math on my own, since Harvard Extension School offers discrete and algorithms during the same semester, and I don't want to wait 2 years before I can take algorithms.
To that end, I bought a copy of the 1995 "C Edition" of Foundations of Computer Science by Aho and Ullman. It combines data structures and discrete math into one massive text.
Does anyone have an assessment of that book? Is the combined data structures and discrete math a good approach? Does the book hold up well against more "modern" ones?
To that end, I bought a copy of the 1995 "C Edition" of Foundations of Computer Science by Aho and Ullman. It combines data structures and discrete math into one massive text.
Does anyone have an assessment of that book? Is the combined data structures and discrete math a good approach? Does the book hold up well against more "modern" ones?