Title: Incomprehensible
Product review: This book fails in so many ways it is hard to know where to begin. As someone who excels in math, but new to the subject of discrete mathematics, I am finding that Rosen is not able to present material in such a way that facilitates learning. He presents disjointed examples, makes huge assumptions, leaves out steps -- creating such a mess that even an intelligent reader can fail to learn anything from his work. I am dropping the class until it's offered again with a different textbook.
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