離散数学入門#0: グラフ理論へのイントロダクション，授業ガイダンス・基本的な用語の準備

This is one of the lecture videos of the "Introduction to Discrete Mathematics" by Dr Momoko Hayamizu, a module open to all 3rd and 4th-year students of Waseda University, Tokyo, Japan. By her lecture series, students can learn the basics of discrete mathematics and how to use graph-theoretical theorems and algorithms to solve real-world problems.
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This video (Part 0) is an introduction to the world of "graphs", class guidance, and a summary of basic mathematical terms and notation (especially words and symbols related to sets) used in future lectures.
0:00 Opening
2:17 What is graph theory?
7:09 How to solve real-world graph problems
10:32 Goals of this class
12:01 Textbooks, reference books, and learning methods
18:33 Class plan (15 lessons)
18:50 Requests to students/grading information
20:39 Requests to students/important information about the class
21:45 Preparation: Basic mathematical terms and notation
This video is uploaded as a separate video from "Introduction to Discrete Mathematics #1: Basic Concepts of Graphs (Part 1)" because of its length.
Please forgive the sound quality of the video, as it had to be recorded in a noisy place.

▷ Playlist: List of the videos in this lecture series
離散数学入門 〜グラフ理論の世界にようこそ〜
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Assistant video editor: SK