It's already been a second year, since I was here at the U of T.
CSC165 that I took previously for this course, was definately not a course for me.
I had a rough time to finish up proofs; that was just a nightmare...
Now, I am in CSC236, with more course load, with more difficult concepts of proof.
However, the first week of lectures were much better than what I had expected.
For the first two days, the prof. spent much of the time on reviewing the concepts of induction proofs. Light and Bold; these are the words that I would define the examples from the lectures.
The examples help me a lot on making me go on track, thoroughly understanding basic procedures of induction proofs and refreshing my memory.
On the last day of the class, the 'real' one had been arrived. New material was introduced, and
It was interesting in a way that the induction proofs can be done by cases.
I am still bit blurrly , in what cases do we required to use this concept,
but i will find it out while i work on the assignments or problem sets.
In general, the first week of classes went fairly well.
Thanks to the prof. for smooth lecturing :)
1 comment:
it's impossible to give a rule. You need cases when not all possibilities fit into one argument.
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