CS 191 Exam Three Terms and Concepts
Hein Section 4.1 Properties of Binary Relations
- Be familiar with the properties reflexive, symmetric,
transitive, irreflexive, and antisymmetric. In
particular be able to identify which of these properties particular
relations over a set have.
- Be familiar with the idea of composition of
relations.
- Know what closures of relations are, particularly
symmetric closures and transitive closures. Be able to calculate
these for a relation.
Hein Section 4.2 Equivalence Relations
- Know what it takes for a relation to be an equivalence
relation.
- Be able to identify why a particular relation is not
an equivalence relation.
- Be able to define the set of equivalence classes for
particular equivalence relations.
Hein Section 4.3 Order Relations
- Know what properties are required for a relation to be a
partial order.
- Be able to perform a topological sort on a partially
ordered set.
- Know how to draw poset diagrams for partially ordered
sets.
- Have an idea of what it takes for a set to have
well-founded order.