Cs6702 graph theory and applications lesson plan
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This document contains a lesson plan for the subject "Graph Theory and Applications" taught to 8th semester Computer Science students. The lesson plan spans 14 weeks and covers 5 units: Introduction, Trees Connectivity and Planarity, Matrices Colouring and Directed Graph, Permutations and Combinations, and Generating Functions. It details the chapter topics to be covered in each class, the relevant textbook pages, and actual completion dates. Textbook references include Graph Theory by Narsingh Deo and Discrete and Combinatorial Mathematics by Grimaldi for the subject. The Head of Department and Principal are listed for sign-off on the lesson plan.
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