• Announcement:  I am not going to be holding office hours on Mondays.  I will still be in my office on Wednesdays.  We can also make an appointment to meet at another time if necessary.
• Syllabus
• Class Calendar:
1. Fundamentals exam 6/26/2017
• Assignments: Do five problems from each chapter.
• Integers, Primes, Congruence:
• Chapter 3: $$\S$$ 3.1: 10; $$\S$$ 3.3: 14,22; $$\S$$ 3.4: 6 & 8(a); $$\S$$ 3.5: 6, 17 & 18; $$\S$$ 3.6: 4abc; $$\S$$ 3.7: 2abc, 6, 20
• Chapter 4: $$\S$$ 4.1: 8, 12, 30; $$\S$$ 4.2: 2abc, 6, 8, 14(use 13); $$\S$$ 4.3: 4ab, 12, 16;
• Basic Applications:
• $$\S$$ 4.6: 2, (#3 for extra credit);
• $$\S$$ 5.1: 5-8(a)(as one problem, use theorems 5.2 & 5.3), 15&16, 17, 22; $$\S$$ 5.4: 1,2; $$\S$$ 5.5: 2,4,7,8,25ab(c is extra credit), Extra Credit: write a program to implement the scheme in problem 5.5.25.
• Number Theoretic Functions:
• Chapter 6: $$\S$$ 6.1: 4, 8, 14, 20, 22; $$\S$$ 6.3: 2, 4, 12, 14.
• Chapter 7: $$\S$$ 7.1: 4, 8, 20; $$\S$$ 7.2: 4, 10, 12, 16;$$\S$$ 7.4: 6, 10, 12, 16.
• More Applications:
• $$\S$$6.2: 3(by hand, try using the Chinese Remainder Theorem), 8, 12;
• $$\S$$9.1: 4, 8, 12&13, 18; $$\S$$9.2: 6, 10, 13; $$\S$$9.3:6, 12; $$\S$$9.4: 4, 10;
• $$\S$$ 10.1: Write code to implement the pseudorandom number generators
• Fundamentals Exam: