Master Discrete Mathematics: Sets, Math Logic, and More (Udemy.com)
Master Discrete Mathematics: Learn and master all of Discrete Math - Logic, Set Theory, Combinatorics, Graph Theory, Etc
Created by: Grant Hall
Last updated October 2020
What you will learn
- Most Complete Course on Discrete Math offered on Udemy
- Fully Understand Mathematical Logic
- Grasp the Complex Topic of Counting for Advanced Mathematics
- Know When to Use Combinations or Permutations
- Solve Real World Problems Using Combinations and Permutations
- Discover How to Solve Mathematical Proofs Using a Variety of Methods
- Learn Mathematical Notation to be able to Understand Complex Proofs
How it compares
Against the other 127 rated Udemy courses in Math on CourseDuck:
- Rating4.7 out of 5higher than 51% of them
- Reviews1,613#17 of 128 by number of reviews
- Length6.8 hoursshorter than 65% of them
- Last updatedOctober 2020earlier than 74% of them
Course Description
All new quiz solution videos plus an additional graph theory section to help students master all aspects of Discrete Math!
Welcome to Master Discrete Math!
This is a course designed to help you master the difficult topics of Discrete Math and get you prepared for a career in computer science, actuarial science, mathematics, or even engineering! I have been tutoring for many years and my students have had great experiences with my teaching methods!
Here's what students who have taken this course have had to say:
I got this course originally to review material for my final, and the instructor is very clear in his videos. I wish I had this at the beginning of the semester! - Jessica, Udemy Student
Easy to understand, Concepts are well explained and demonstrated. - Jeremy, Udemy Student
Great course on Discrete Math. The practice questions are a big help! - Bridgette, Udemy Student
This Master Discrete Math Course includes over 30 lectures that will introduce students to many topics including sets and their properties, advanced counting techniques (combinations/permutations), mathematical logic, and graph theory. The students' progress will be measured along the way through practice videos and quizzes that contain examples following almost every new topic. This course can be broken into a few key categories:
Set Theory: Students will leave this course understanding what sets are, the nuances of sets, and how to find power sets.
Mathematical Logic: After this course students students will understand mathematical logic and truth tables. They will learn the many logic laws that help computers run complex algorithms while also learning how to solve basic proofs using truth tables.
Advanced Counting Techniques: Students will learn the advanced counting techniques used by poker players and statisticians that help them analyze complex problems. Students will be exposed to the sum and product principles along with the combination and permutation formulas. There will be an abundance of practice problems in this section due to its difficulty!
Mathematical Proofs: Students will learn the foundations of writing mathematical proofs. We will discuss the many different methods of mathematical proofs and go through many examples. This section is often important as you go into other math classes that can be very proof heavy.
Graph Theory: We finish the course with a section on graph theory. Graph theory is a huge and important part of mathematics that we begin to scratch the surface on in this course. Students will begin to see the wide ranging applications of graph theory when they learn about Euler and Hamilton paths/circuits, complete/bipartite graphs, and more.
Instructor Details
- 4.7 Rating
1,613 Reviews
Grant Hall
Grant has a B.S in Business Administration along with a second major in Statistics and Analytics from the University of North Carolina at Chapel Hill. His tutoring journey began in the high school cafeteria helping his friends work through some tough algebra concepts. Now Grant works with thousands of students across the globe to help them master a variety of challenging math subjects.
He is passionate about helping others achieve their goals in the world of mathematics, rather that be to simply pass a class or develop a deep understanding of a subject or concept.
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Reviews
By Dominique Olibrice on 9/8/2025
This course was not too difficult, although there were times that had me stuck on a few hard quiz questions. The way the instructor taught made the material extremely easy to grasp onto, so I really enjoyed this course.
By Nicolas Karpf on 12/6/2021
I have been taking a Discrete Mathematics course in college, and to be frank, my professor is not good at teaching the subject at all. He talks as if we already understand the topic and glances over the things he tests us on. This course is really easy to understand and is making me much more confident in understanding Discrete Mathematics.
By Noé Gracida Hernández on 3/25/2021
It seemed to me a pretty good and complete course. There are a couple of mistakes in some of the calculations that are addressed in the respective Q&A sections, but I think it would be better to point them out in a note before the respective videos. Apart from that, I liked the course a lot!
By Hassan Saad on 11/25/2020
I was pretty into the logic/ proofs section, mostly because I had forgotten how much I enjoyed proofs. Chatting with another friend who is going through a proofs course in grad school, we actually touched on really similar subjects. I think I had trouble making connections between steps (i.e. I'm hesitant that if I were ever to ever be asked to do the same proof, I wouldn't be able to be able to intuitively take the next step like you did. Maybe it would just come with practice though.). Great interesting course, lecture lengths were perfect such that it was conducive to keeping my attention while still covering the material well. Thanks.
By Omar Mohamed on 10/27/2020
luv in it so far
By Anshuman Borkakoti on 10/21/2020
Quick course covering the basics of discrete mathematics in a crisp and well-explained manner. I really liked the chalkboard illustrations.
By Irawansyah on 10/6/2020
I like it course content
By Adwaiya Srivastav on 10/3/2020
Good introductory course but doesn't go in depth. Not enough for a "mastery" course
By Sven Thorsen on 10/1/2020
2. Set builder notation. If the question is how to describe a set of all odd positive integer numbers, and N excludes 0, why would you explicitly include 0 as a positive number? Seems the answer was a bit odd ;)
By Sara Rouhani on 9/23/2020
It is full of repetition of simple examples and obvious things. The course is too easy for me.
By Leonard Barker on 9/7/2020
The beginning of the course was great, with example questions and quizzes. But the second half lost them and introduced some proof topics without explaining some ideas in detail. i.e sum of etc... Wouldn't take long to add that in.
By Akinsanya Ebenezer on 8/22/2020
This course is a good match. Thank you.
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