I'm gonna start studying CS Next year as my second career.

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>>58033288

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>>58033288
Concrete Mathematics by Donald Knuth

You wont believe me but I already have this one in original japanese

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>CS
The only book you'll ever need

How familiar are you with Calculus?

That one discrete mathematics textbook that every school seems to use.

Morris Kline: Calculus an Intuitive and Phsical Approach

A first course in optimization theory: sundaram.

>>58033477
*whip crack* bad boy

>>58033520
Wat

It's pretty useful as a reference.

Thanks for the replies. Why study concrete maths if every currículum I see for cs for the first course contains discrete maths?
Also my last calculus contacto was before univ. 6 years ago, but I know the basic stuff.

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>>58033619
>Why study concrete maths
Do you not know who Donlad Knuth is? Look him up then you'll know

>>58033549
Are you referring to early transcendental?

Now that I think so, is actually Concrete Math a thing?

Is the Knuth's book about discrete math anyway? Tricky bastard, this Knuck?

>>58033981
concrete = discrete + continuous
It's not an actual field, but the authors try to put a bit of a spin on discrete math by studying the continuous analogs of discrete structures and vice versa.