This book originated from the question of what mathematics computer scientists really need. It provides the mathematical tools in a solid and mathematically precise manner. At the same time, it clarifies where you will need this knowledge as a computer scientist. The large number of exercises helps you to prepare specifically for exams.

The content covers fundamentals, algebraic structures, numbers and cryptography, Boolean algebra, graph theory, algorithms and their runtimes, as well as probability theory and statistics.

The target audience is students of computer science and business informatics at universities of applied sciences and universities in their undergraduate studies.

The author is Prof. Dr. Matthias Schubert from FH Frankfurt.