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What level of mastery does the book recommend for computer science students?

What level of mastery does the book recommend for computer science students? (Brisk · Chapter 1) — "iv PREFACE this material, what it means, and how it impacts…

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  • The proper aim is practical understanding of the material for those who will build tomorrow’s technology.
  • The material should be understood in terms of what it means and how it impacts the learner’s discipline.
  • Becoming an expert theorem prover is not required.
  • Deriving closed-form expressions for the sizes of trees with esoteric properties is not required.
  • Basic fluency with each topic area is an appropriate objective.
  • An intuition about when each topic can be applied is an appropriate objective.
  • These objectives apply to most people who would go forward and build tomorrow’s technology.
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What level of mastery does the book recommend for computer science students?

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"iv PREFACE this material, what it means, and how it impacts their discipline. Becoming an expert theorem prover is not required, nor is deriving closed-form expressions for the sizes of trees with esoteric proper- ties. Basic fluency with each topic area, and an intuition about when it can be applied, is the proper aim for most of those who would go forward and build tomorrow’s technology."

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