Logic Schedule with Homework Assignments
Date | Discussion | Assignment |
---|---|---|
9/26 | parallel postulate and 1.1 | Read 1.1, think about/attempt problems 2 and 5 |
9/28 | 1.1 #2, 5 and 1.2 | Read 1.2, write up 1.1 #5 for 10/1 |
10/1 | tautological equivalence problem from Friday, 1.3, 1.2 #9, 10 | Write up 1.2 #2, 5 for 10/5 |
10/3 | 1.2 #10(b,c), 1.4 | nothing new |
10/5 | 1.5, start of 1.7 | Write up proof of the compactness theorem for 10/12 |
10/8 | start of 1.7, 1.6 | Nothing new |
10/10 | rest of 1.7 | Write up 1.7 #8, 11 for 10/17 |
10/12 | deductions (1.7 exercises) | Nothing new |
10/15 | intro to 2.1 and 2.2 | Nothing new |
10/17 | more on 2.1 especially | Nothing new |
10/19 | continuing through 2.2 | Warning that some exercises from the handout will be for handing in |
10/22 | "review": carefully selected examples from chp 1 | Take-home part of midterm due 10/26 |
10/24 | continuing through 2.2 | Write up handout exercises 1, 2, 4, 5, 8 for 11/2 |
10/26 | in-class part of midterm | Nothing new |
10/29 | continuing through 2.2 | Write up handout exercises 14, 15 for 11/7; also for 11/7: in the language L = (=, <=) write a definition of the relation lub(a,b,c) meaning a is the least upper bound of b and c. |
10/31 | Halloween logic | Nothing new |
11/2 | Begin 2.4 | nothing new |
11/5 | more 2.4 | nothing new |
11/7 | more 2.4 | nothing new |
11/9 | finish 2.4 | 2.4 # 6(a), 7(a, b) due 11/16 |
11/12 | begin 2.5 | 2.5 #2, 6 due 11/26 |
11/14 | finish 2.5, start 2.6 | nothing new |
11/16 | more 2.6 | 2.6 #1, 4 due 11/26 (along with previous assignment) |
11/19 | finish 2.6 | 2.6 #2, 3 due 11/30 |
11/26 | Begin incompleteness | nothing new |
11/28 | "Finish" incompleteness | nothing new |
11/30 | Recap/review | nothing new |
12/3 | last day of class; recap/review | take-home final distributed |
Final Exam: Make an appointment with me for Monday the 10th, no earlier than 10 AM and no later than 3 PM. Bring your take-home with you to turn in, and take the in-class at that time. You will be allowed an hour and a half for the in-class portion though I hope it will not take anyone as long as that.