Seymour Lipschutz (1931–2018)

CAJA 2

This 1982 publication covers the binary number system, logic circuits, graph theory, linear systems, probability, and statistics as related to computer and information science. The chapters are independent of each other and can be read in any order without loss of continuity. The only prerequisite is a background in high school math. There are 840 solved problems in the book.

This is a surprisingly good text. Very, very comprehensive - unlike many of the other schaum's outlines. My main beef with schaum's outlines is that some of the important proofs are embedded as questions, which can be annoying as it disrupts the flow. Sometimes you read a theorem without the proof and you have to dig out the proof from somewhere in the later pages.