CS157: Computational Logic
Spring 2003-2004
Announcements
- June 3:
The final exam is scheduled for
Tuesday, June 8
from 7:00-10:00p.
It will take place in TCSeq 102 (the same classroom as lecture)
and will be closed book.
- May 26:
The due date for PS4 has been extended by 1 day. It is now due
Friday at 11:59p. On top of that you may use late days if you like.
- May 19:
PS3 has been graded, and handed back. Solutions are now posted.
- May 4:
- Homework 2 has been graded and handed back.
- Homework 2 solutions have been posted.
- Homework 3 will be released Thursday, May 6 and will
be due the following Thursday.
- Apr 18:
- Homework 1 has been graded and handed back.
- Homework 1 solutions are posted below.
Archived announcements
Course Information
Class Notes
- Chapter 1 - Introduction (pdf or (ps)
- Chapter 2 - Propositional Logic (pdf or ps)
- Chapter 3 - Semantic Methods (pdf or ps)
- Chapter 4 - Propositional Proofs (pdf or ps)
- Chapter 5 - Propositional Resolution (pdf or ps)
- Chapter 6 - Relational Logic (pdf or ps)
- Chapter 7 - Herbrand Method (ps and pdf)
- Chapter 8 - Relational Proofs (ps and pdf)
- Chapter 9 - Relational Resolution (ps and pdf)
- Information Integration (doc and pdf)
Lecture Notes
Problem Sets
Submit your solutions
at
https://persistent.stanford.edu/start?.
Programming
Contest
Fun Stuff
- Check out Logica, a simple proof generation system for propositional and relational logic.
- Otter is a very powerful theorem prover that you can use (hint, hint!) to solve problems. At one time it was available online, but now it looks like
it must be downloaded.
Here is its home page.
Feedback
- To send the cs157 staff anonymous feedback click here.
Stuff from Previous Years
Online Materials from Spring 2003
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