À propos de ce cours : This course is an introduction to Logic from a computational perspective. It shows how to encode information in the form of logical sentences; it shows how to reason with information in this form; and it provides an overview of logic technology and its applications - in mathematics, science, engineering, business, law, and so forth.
Les destinataires de ce cours : The course was originally designed for use at the college level. However, experience has shown that it works for secondary school students as well, and it can be used at the start of graduate school for those who have not yet seen the material. There are just two prerequisites. The course presumes that the student understands sets and set operations, such as union, intersection, and so forth. It also presumes that the student is comfortable with symbolic manipulation, as used, for example, in solving high-school algebra problems. Nothing else is required.
Créé par : Stanford University
Enseigné par : Michael Genesereth, Associate Professor
Computer Science Department
| Niveau | Intermédiaire |
| Engagement | 10 weeks of study, 4-8 hours/week |
| Langue | English, Sous-titres : Chinese (Simplified), Greek, Portuguese (Brazilian), German, Turkish, Spanish, Polish |
| Comment réussir | Réussissez tous les devoirs notés pour terminer le cours. |
| Notes des utilisateurs |
Programme de cours
SEMAINE 1
Lesson 1 - Introduction
13 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 1.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 1.2 - Sorority World
- LTI Item: Section 1.3 - Logical Sentences
- LTI Item: Section 1.4 - Logical Entailment
- LTI Item: Section 1.5 - Logical Proofs
- LTI Item: Section 1.6 - Formalization
- LTI Item: Section 1.7 - Automation
- LTI Item: Section 1.8 - Study Guide
- LTI Item: Alice in Wonderland
Noté: Exercise 1.1
Noté: Exercise 1.2
Noté: Exercise 1.3
Noté: Exercise 1.4
SEMAINE 2
Lesson 2 - Propositional Logic
1 vidéo
- LTI Item: Section 2.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 2.2 - Syntax
- LTI Item: Section 2.3 - Semantics
- LTI Item: Section 2.4 - Evaluation
- LTI Item: Section 2.5 - Satisfaction
- LTI Item: Section 2.6 - Natural Language
- LTI Item: Section 2.7 - Digital Circuits
Noté: Exercise 2.1
Noté: Exercise 2.2
Noté: Exercise 2.3
Noté: Exercise 2.4
Noté: Exercise 2.5
Noté: Exercise 2.6
Noté: Exercise 2.7
Lesson 3 - Propositional Analysis
14 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 3.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 3.2 - Logical Properties
- LTI Item: Section 3.3 - Logical Equivalence
- LTI Item: Section 3.4 - Logical Entailment
- LTI Item: Section 3.5 - Logical Consistency
- LTI Item: Section 3.6 - Properties and Relationships
- LTI Item: Whodunnit
- LTI Item: Digital Circuits
Noté: Exercise 3.1
Noté: Exercise 3.2
Noté: Exercise 3.3
Noté: Exercise 3.4
Noté: Exercise 3.5
Noté: Exercise 3.6
SEMAINE 3
Lesson 4 - Propositional Proofs
20 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 4.1 - Propositional Proofs
- LTI Item: Section 4.2 - Linear Reasoning
- LTI Item: Section 4.3 - Hypothetical Reasoning
- LTI Item: Section 4.4 - Fitch
- LTI Item: Section 4.5 - Reasoning Tips
- LTI Item: Section 4.6 - Soundness and Completeness
Noté: Exercise 4.1
Noté: Exercise 4.2
Noté: Exercise 4.3
Noté: Exercise 4.4
Noté: Exercise 4.5
Noté: Exercise 4.6
Noté: Exercise 4.7
Noté: Exercise 4.8
Noté: Exercise 4.9
Noté: Exercise 4.10
Noté: Exercise 4.11
Noté: Exercise 4.12
Noté: Exercise 4.13
Noté: Exercise 4.14
SEMAINE 4
Lesson 5 - Propositional Resolution
1 vidéo
- LTI Item: Section 5.1 - Propositional Resolution
- LTI Item: Section 5.2 - Clausal Form
- LTI Item: Section 5.3 - Resolution Principle
- LTI Item: Section 5.4 - Resolution Reasoning
Noté: Exercise 5.1
Noté: Exercise 5.2
Noté: Exercise 5.3
Noté: Exercise 5.4
SEMAINE 5
Lesson 6 - Relational Logic
19 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 6.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 6.2 - Syntax
- LTI Item: Section 6.3 - Semantics
- LTI Item: Section 6.4 - Evaluation
- LTI Item: Section 6.5 - Satisfaction
- LTI Item: Section 6.6 - Sorority World
- LTI Item: Section 6.7 - Blocks World
- LTI Item: Section 6.8 - Modular Arithmetic
- LTI Item: Section 6.9 - Logical Properties
- LTI Item: Section 6.10 - Logical Entailment
- LTI Item: Section 6.11 - Relational Logic and Propositional Logic
- LTI Item: Cartoon - Logicians
Noté: Exercise 6.1
Noté: Exercise 6.2
Noté: Exercise 6.3
Noté: Exercise 6.4
Noté: Exercise 6.5
Noté: Exercise 6.6
Noté: Exercise 6.7
Lesson 7 - Relational Analysis
13 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 7.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 7.2 - Truth Tables
- LTI Item: Section 7.3 - Semantic Trees
- LTI Item: Section 7.4 - Boolean Models
- LTI Item: Section 7.5 - Non-Boolean Models
- LTI Item: Sorority Life
- LTI Item: Minefinder
- LTI Item: Minefield
- LTI Item: Mineplanner
- LTI Item: Pelican Hunters
Noté: Exercise 7.1
Noté: Exercise 7.2
Noté: Exercise 7.3
SEMAINE 6
Lesson 8 - Relational Proofs
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15 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 8.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 8.2 - Rules of Universal Quantifiers
- LTI Item: Section 8.3 - Rules for Existential Quantifiers
- LTI Item: Section 8.4 - Domain Closure
- LTI Item: Section 8.5 - Example
- LTI Item: Section 8.6 - Example
- LTI Item: Section 8.7 - Example
Noté: Exercise 8.1
Noté: Exercise 8.2
Noté: Exercise 8.3
Noté: Exercise 8.4
Noté: Exercise 8.5
Noté: Exercise 8.6
Noté: Exercise 8.7
Noté: Exercise 8.8
SEMAINE 7
Lesson 9 - Herbrand Logic
13 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 9.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 9.2 - Syntax and Semantics
- LTI Item: Section 9.3 - Evaluation and Satisfaction
- LTI Item: Section 9.4 - Peano Arithmetic
- LTI Item: Section 9.5 - Linked Lists
- LTI Item: Section 9.6 - Pseudo English
- LTI Item: Section 9.7 - Metalevel Logic
- LTI Item: Section 9.8 - Undecidability
Noté: Exercise 9.1
Noté: Exercise 9.2
Noté: Exercise 9.3
Noté: Exercise 9.4
Noté: Exercise 9.5
SEMAINE 8
Lesson 10 - Herbrand Proofs
3 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 10.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 10.2 - Non-Compactness and Incompleteness
- LTI Item: Blocks World Programs
Lesson 11 - Induction
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13 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 11.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 11.2 - Domain Closure
- LTI Item: Section 11.3 - Linear Induction
- LTI Item: Section 11.4 - Tree Induction
- LTI Item: Section 11.5 - Structural Induction
- LTI Item: Section 11.6 - Multidimensional Induction
- LTI Item: Section 11.7 - Embedded Induction
Noté: Exercise 11.1
Noté: Exercise 11.2
Noté: Exercise 11.3
Noté: Exercise 11.4
Noté: Exercise 11.5
Noté: Exercise 11.6
SEMAINE 9
Lesson 12 - Resolution
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19 éléments
- LTI Item: Section 12.1 - Introduction
- LTI Item: Section 12.2 - Clausal Form
- LTI Item: Section 12.3 - Unification
- LTI Item: Section 12.4 - Resolution Principle
- LTI Item: Section 12.5 - Resolution Reasoning
- LTI Item: Section 12.6 - Unsatisfiability
- LTI Item: Section 12.7 - Logical Entailment
- LTI Item: Section 12.8 - Answer Extraction
- LTI Item: Section 12.9 - Strategies
Noté: Exercise 12.1
Noté: Exercise 12.2
Noté: Exercise 12.3
Noté: Exercise 12.4
Noté: Exercise 12.5
Noté: Exercise 12.6
Noté: Exercise 12.7
Noté: Exercise 12.8
Noté: Exercise 12.9
Noté: Exercise 12.10
SEMAINE 10
Supplementary Material
4 éléments
- LTI Item: Satisfiability
- LTI Item: Equality
- LTI Item: First-Order Logic
- LTI Item: The Herbrand Manifesto
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Créateurs
Stanford University
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Notation et examens
A pain if completing this course when the session not started yet. Without forum talking about solutions to exercise, usually in some exercises you could only stare at the screen for several hours, fell in deep despair, and eventually came up an answer by luck. Not a good experience, but the material is good though, if not considering the difficutly of understanding the text in the later lessons
Good review for those who have studied quantified logic at any level. The Fitch system is fun and easy to use - especially where it automatically cites the inference rules for you. Having done many informal inductive proofs, I found the extension of first-order logic to include induction particularly interesting - if intensely tedious in application.
i loved every second of it , i'm at week 2 right now
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JS
This course was so helpful. I think I now understand the fundamentals of mathematical logic. I truly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in studying logic!