About this Course

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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.

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Intermediate Level

Approx. 47 hours to complete

English

Skills you will gain

Relational Algebra
Problem Solving
Propositional Calculus
Mathematical Logic

Flexible deadlines

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100% online

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Intermediate Level

Approx. 47 hours to complete

English

Instructor

Instructor rating

3.82/5 (35 Ratings)

Michael Genesereth

Associate Professor

Computer Science Department

195,609 Learners

1 Course

Syllabus - What you will learn from this course

Week1

Week 1

3 hours to complete

Unit 1 - Introduction

3 hours to complete

2 videos (Total 62 min), 5 readings

Week2

Week 2

12 hours to complete

Unit 2 - Propositional Logic

12 hours to complete

2 videos (Total 8 min), 20 readings, 8 quizzes

2 videos

The Big Game3mBox Logic (out of focus)4m

20 readings

Chapter 2 - Propositional Logic1hExercises55mExtras5mPuzzle - Coins10mChapter 3 - Propositional Analysis1hExercises25mExtras10mPuzzle - Rotors10mChapter Direct Proofs1hExercises25mExtras10mPuzzle - Wine10mChapter 5 - Natural Deduction1hExercises25mExtras10mPuzzle - Counterfeit (easy)10mChapter 6 Propositional Resolution1hExercises25mExtras10mPuzzle - Pills (difficult)10m

8 practice exercises

Evaluation15mSatisfaction15mLogical Properties10mLogical Relationships30mHilbert Proof30mFitch Proof30mFitch Proof30mResolution Proof30m

Week3

Week 3

20 hours to complete

Unit 3 - Relational Logic

20 hours to complete

16 readings

16 readings

Chapter 7 - Relational Logic1hExercises10mExtras10mPuzzle - Cards10mChapter 8 - Relational Analysis1hExercises10mExtras10mPuzzle - Safecracking10mChapter 9 - Model Checking1hExercises10mExtras10mPuzzle - Prisoners10mChapter 10 - Fitch Proofs1hExercises1h 20mExtras10mPuzzle - Chessboard (very difficult)10h

6 practice exercises

Evaluation30mLogical Properties20mLogical Relationships30mGoldrush30mFitch Proof20mFitch Proof30m

Week4

Week 4

8 hours to complete

Unit 4 - Functional Logic

8 hours to complete

14 readings

Reviews

4.4

143 reviews

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6.18%
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TOP REVIEWS FROM INTRODUCTION TO LOGIC

by AAFeb 24, 2018

requires a lot of patience but overall very interesting and fun. The forums are very useful as are the mentors

by JVJan 23, 2017

Videos to explain the materials would be much more useful than how it is right now...

by FMNov 16, 2016

This has been a very interesting course, introducing the basic of logic reasoning.

by KMJan 25, 2019

The course is great, but the grading system is always broken.

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Introduction to Logic