University of Toronto Mississauga

MAT202H5

Introduction to Discrete Mathematics

Credit0.5

InstructorT. Yusun

Prerequisite1 requirement, 1 options

Total contact hours36 lecture · 12 tutorial

Evidence1 syllabus · 2 papers

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How is it graded?

45% final

From the Fall 2026 syllabus. 20 graded components.

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Official source · University of Toronto Mississauga

This course introduces students to abstraction through topics in discrete mathematics including sets, relations, functions, counting techniques, discrete probability, and number theory with an emphasis on active participation.

Exclusions: MAT344H1MAT344H5MATC44H3
Contact hours: 36 lecture · 12 tutorial; Total scheduled hours for the course, not per week.

Any one of these

MAT102H5 and MAT134H5 and MAT136H5 and MAT137Y5 and MAT139H5 and MAT157Y5 and MAT159H5 and MAT233H5

Where the marks come from

Fall 2026 syllabus

Final Exam 45%

Term Test 1 16%

Term Test 2 16%

Final Exam · 45%Term Test 1 · 16%Term Test 2 · 16%Tutorial Quiz 1 · 3.5%Tutorial Quiz 2 · 3.5%Tutorial Quiz 3 · 3.5%Tutorial Quiz 4 · 3.5%Tutorial Quiz 5 · 3.5%Tutorial Quiz 6 · 3.5%Intro Survey 1 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 1 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 2 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 3 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 4 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 5 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 6 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 7 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 8 · 1%Pre-class Quiz 9 · 1%Wrap-up Survey 2 · 1%

45% of the grade is decided in the final alone. Steady coursework cannot carry this course on its own.

Extracted from a published Fall 2026 syllabus — verified against the university's own document. Components that could not be labelled are shown unresolved rather than folded into a neighbouring category.

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2022–2025

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Claim	Source	Captured	Status
Course description, prerequisites, exclusions, contact hours	University of Toronto Mississauga	2026-07-25	public fact
3 archived documents, 2022-2025	Pyko archive	2026-07-25	index only
Grading structure, description and credit weight from the official Fall 2026 syllabus (instructor: T. Yusun)	Official Fall 2026 course syllabus (University of Toronto Mississauga)	2026-09-05	official syllabus

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What this opens up

7 courses list MAT202H5 as a prerequisite

CSC363H5Computational Complexity and Computability MAT301H5Groups and Symmetries MAT309H5Introduction to Mathematical Logic MAT334H5Complex Variables MAT392H5Ideas of Mathematics

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MAT344H1Cannot be taken with this course · St. George MAT344H5Cannot be taken with this course

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