About Course
Master the foundations of IT216 Mathematics for Computing I! This targeted course covers the entire Chapter 1: Sets syllabus for the UCSC BIT degree. From set operations and Venn diagrams to the Laws of Algebra of Sets, this course bridges pure math with computer science logic. Includes detailed video walkthroughs of actual 2022, 2023, and 2024 Past Paper questions!
What You Will Learn (Course Curriculum)
Chapter 1 Sets
1.1. Introduction to Sets
1.1.1. Specifying Sets
1.1.2. Symbols for Sets
1.1.3. Equality of Two sets
1.1.4. Equivalent Set
1.1.5. Cardinality of a Set
1.1.6. Subsets
1.1.7. Proper Subsets
1.1.8. Power Sets
1.2. Set Operations
1.2.1. Set Operations
Complement
Union
Intersection
Difference
1.2.2. Sections of a Venn Diagram
1.3. Laws of Algebra of Sets
1.4. Symmetric Difference and Cartesian Product
1.4.1. Symmetric Difference
1.4.2. Cartesian Product
1.5. Past Paper Questions
1.5.1. Past Paper Questions Part 1
1.5.2. Past Paper Questions Part 2
1.5.3. Past Paper Questions 2022, 2023, 2024
Who is this course for?
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UCSC BIT Students currently enrolled in Year 1, Semester 2 taking the IT2106 module.
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Students who struggle with mathematical proofs and algebraic simplifications.
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Anyone aiming to maximize their score on the compulsory math questions in the BIT finals.
Course Content
1.1. Introduction to Sets
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1.1.1. Specifying Sets
09:02 -
1.1.2. Symbols for Sets
38:47 -
1.1.3. Equality of Two sets
14:47 -
1.1.4. Equivalent Set
03:53 -
1.1.5. Cardinality, and Subsets
28:19 -
1.1.6. Proper Subsets
05:55 -
1.1.7. Power Sets
10:51
1.2. Set Operations
1.3. Laws of Algebra of Sets
1.4. Symmetric Difference and Cartesian Product
1.5. Past Paper Questions
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