This repository contains code and resources related to the "DISCRETE STRUCTURES-1" course. The code is identified by the tag "CCDISTR1."

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Welcome to the "CCDISTR1 - Discrete Structures 1" repository! This collection of code and resources is dedicated to the "DISCRETE STRUCTURES 1" course, a fundamental exploration into mathematical structures that form the backbone of computer science.

Discrete Structures are essential components of computer science, providing a theoretical foundation for various algorithms, data structures, and problem-solving methodologies. This course focuses on key topics such as sets, logic, relations, functions, and combinatorics, offering insights into the fundamental principles that underlie the design and analysis of algorithms.

This repository is crafted to support your learning journey through "Discrete Structures 1." Here, you will find meticulously organized code examples, practical exercises, and educational materials aligned with the course curriculum. Whether you're diving into the basics or tackling advanced concepts, this repository aims to facilitate your understanding and application of discrete structures in computer science.

• Educational Resources: Explore code snippets and examples that illustrate discrete structures concepts covered in the course.
• Practical Exercises: Engage in exercises designed to enhance your problem-solving skills and deepen your understanding of discrete mathematics.
• Supplementary Materials: Access additional resources and documentation to complement your studies.

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|-- docs/           # Documentation files
|-- data/           # Data files, if any
|-- tests/          # Test cases
|-- LICENSE         # License information
|-- README.md       # This README file

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• You may use this project as a reference or learning material for your studies at the National University of Manila.
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