Publication Date
2022
Course Name
Combinatorics
Abstract
Basic counting principles including permutations, combinations, the multiplication and addition rules, and the pigeonhole principle; distribution problems; combinatorial proofs; counting the complement and inclusion-exclusion arguments; breaking counting problems down into smaller subproblems; generating functions; permutation groups and Polya’s enumeration theorem; combinatorial block designs.
Recommended Citation
Mathematics Department, "MAT309" (2022). Curriculum Proposals. 1063.
https://digitalcommons.buffalostate.edu/curprop/1063
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