![]() ![]() The textbook is very relevant and has served as a good textbook for an introduction to proof course. I have not found any errors in the textbook other than a place where the author says he is using a proof of the contrapositive but proceeds to prove it by a proof by contradiction. There is plenty of material in the book for a very thorough treatment of proofs and flexibility with other chapters devoted to counting, calculus, and other material. Covers a basic review of sets and set operations, logic and logical statements, all the proof techniques, set theory proofs, relation and functions, and additional material that is helpful for upper-level proof course preparation (like a chapter on proofs in calculus). ![]() Reviewed by David Miller, Professor, West Virginia University on 4/18/19 Journalism, Media Studies & Communications +.
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