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Acknowledgements Acknowledgements
This book is intended to be used for a one-semester discrete mathematics course. There is always a debt to be paid in creating a text, and this one is no different. The initial source for this book was John W. Hagood’s notes by the title
MAT 226 Discrete Mathematics .
