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Lecture “Advanced Logics” (4/2/0)Prof. Dr. BaierLanguage: EnglishDescriptionThe course is mandatory for students in the Master's program “Computational Logic”. For computer science students enrolled in the Bachelor's, Master's or Diplom program, the lecture is optional. In the former Bakkalaureat and Diplom program the course belongs to the sections “intelligent systems” and “theory of programming”. The purpose of this course is to study several extensions of classical propositional, first-order and second-order logic. We will concentrate on aspects of mathematical logic that are relevant for computer science, such as expressiveness, game-theoretic characterizations, deductive calculi, decision and transformation algorithms and computational complexity. Dates
The first lecture will be held on Thursday, April 7th at 09:20 am. The date of the first tutorial will be announced in the lecture. There will be no fixed assignment of the lectures and exercises to time slots. The schedule for the lectures and tutorials will be announced every week. PrerequisitesFor the course, basic knowledge on algorithms, complexity theory, automata theory and logic is presumed. Creditability
Mailing listStudents are advised to subscribe to the mailing list of the lecture. ContactIn case of questions or problems please contact Dr. Klüppelholz. |
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