Unit 69
Developing rigorous mathematical argumentation
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Day 1
What is mathematical proof?
Day 2
Statements and truth values
Day 3
Conditional statements
Day 4
Converse, inverse, contrapositive
Day 5
Biconditional statements
Day 6
Logical connectives: and, or, not
Day 7
Truth tables
Day 8
Valid arguments
Day 9
Invalid arguments and fallacies
Day 10
Direct proof structure
Day 11
Writing direct proofs
Day 12
Proof by contrapositive
Day 13
Proof by contradiction
Day 14
Proof by cases
Day 15
Mathematical induction: concept
Day 16
Mathematical induction: examples
Day 17
Counterexamples
Day 18
Existence and uniqueness proofs
Day 19
Proof in geometry
Day 20
Proof in algebra
Day 21
Proof in number theory
Day 22
Set theory basics
Day 23
Set operations and proofs
Day 24
Functions: injective, surjective, bijective
Day 25
Proof writing: style and clarity
Day 26
Reading and evaluating proofs
Day 27
Famous proofs and theorems
Day 28
Unsolved problems in mathematics
Day 29
The nature of mathematical truth
Day 30
Unit assessment