Apply the concepts and methods of graphing theory to solve problems in scheduling, networking and routing.

Contemporary Applications of Math (MATH120)

Problem solving, fair divisions, Mathematics of Apportionment, Euler circuits, network, scheduling methods, population growth, symmetry, fractal geometry.

Course Learning Outcomes

At the end of the course, students will be able to:

1. Use quantitative methods to analyze real-world problems involving social and management issues.
2. Apply the concepts and methods of graphing theory to solve problems in scheduling, networking and routing.
3. Analyze appearances of patterns and symmetry in nature.

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