Veeky Forums, I just finished discrete maths and although I got an A, I struggled with discrete probability a little. It seems to just be applying formulas, however, and I'm an EE, not cs major. I needed it to take complex analysis. Should I bother trying to solidify my knowledge of discrete probability or forget it?
Discrete maths
Ian Phillips
Brayden Williams
For complex you dont need it at all.
Daniel Long
>I struggled with discrete probability a little
The most advanced thing in discrete probability is Bayes law. You're a fucking brainlet.
Kayden Hill
idk when I took it they had a bunch of weird ass questions. 'how many bracelets could u make with x beads' and shit like that
Leo Murphy
>how many bracelets could u make with x beads
Nigger what
How is that probability?
Brody Price
Discrete math is basically pre-calc with programming. You're a brainlet.
David Diaz
>polya theory is hard
jesus what a brainlet
Joshua Gomez
it's not but pretty much every intro probability course is going to have a combinatorics section
Landon Miller
Nevermind I get it.
Ethan Wood
If you are taking a shitty discrete math course then yeah, but if you are taking one being taught with Rosen's book in a rigorous class then you are gonna have to prove theorems. Looks like you took the brainlet version of discrete math.