Computing Science and Mathematics - CFM2175

Assessment 1: Other

Students are expected to complete tutorial questions each week and check their answers on the virtual learning environment and with their tutor, so that they receive feedback on a weekly basis.  As the online quizzes can be attempted more than once, they will also provide formative feedback.

Other

Assessment 2: Exam

Examination

Assessment 1: Written Assignment

4 online quizzes which can be taken multiple times

Written Assignment

<p>In this module we introduce you to basic computing science and mathematical concepts related to software development. Topics covered include set theory, graphs and trees, finite state machines, grammars and languages, propositional logic and searching and sorting algorithms. You’ll put the theory into practice using a programming language, such as Java, and software that lets you directly implement finite state machines.</p>

School of Computing and Engineering

<p>https://library.hud.ac.uk/readinglists/CFM2175</p>

Computing and Information Systems

CFM2175 - Computing Science and Mathematics

Computing Science and Mathematics

Manipulate simple propositions and conduct proofs framed within the propositional calculus.

Analyse graphs and apply sets and sequences to a problem context. 

Apply the theory of formal languages and use associated mathematical models

Appreciate the role of grammars and state machines as models for understanding languages and the relationship between different models of computation.

Demonstrate an understanding of fundamental algorithms, data structures, set theory and propositional logic.