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 Include a brief summary of the course topics and requirements, the general format of the course, and the methods of evaluation.
+CIS 2130 is an online course in Discrete Mathematics intended for students planning to transfer from college to the University of Guelph.  It combines *most* of the material taught in CIS 1910 and CIS 2910.  The course is evaluated based on weekly assignments, bi-weekly quizzes, and a final exam.
+This course provides a foundation in finite mathematics which is required for further computer science courses. Topics which will be studied include abstract representation of structures and algorithms, graph theory, logic, and set theory.
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-  * Unordered List Item
+  * High School Math
 == Course Topics: ==
-  * Unordered List Item
+  * Sets and Functions
+    Relations and Integer Representations
+    Propositional Logic
+    Boolean Algebra
+    Proof Methods
+    Sequences and Summations
+    Induction and Well Ordering
+    Basics of Counting
+    Advanced Counting and Basic Probability
+    Graph Theory
+    Graph Applications and Trees
 == Course Format: ==
-  * Lecture format:
+  * Lecture format:  No lectures.  All notes online.
-  * Online materials location and format:
+  * Online materials location and format:  All course notes are online using CoureLink in PDF format.
-  * Lab or tutorial format and expectations:
+  * Lab or tutorial format and expectations: None
 == Method of evaluation: ==
-  * Number of Assignments:
+  * Number of Assignments:  11, one a week
-  * Number of Graded Labs:
+  * Number of Graded Labs:  0
-  * Number of Quizzes:
+  * Number of Quizzes: 5 (one every two weeks)
-  * Formal Midterm?
+  * Formal Midterm?  No.
-  * Course project?
+  * Course project?  No.
-  * Final Exam?
+  * Final Exam?  Yes.
-  * Group work?
+  * Group work?  No.
-  * mostly programming assignments?
+  * mostly programming assignments?  No.
-  * Written documents?
+  * Written documents? Yes - just the assignments.