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Introduction to Logic

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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Rating 3.4 based on 143 ratings
Length 6 weeks
Effort 10 weeks of study, 4-8 hours/week
Starts Jun 26 (44 weeks ago)
Cost $95
From Stanford University via Coursera
Instructor Michael Genesereth
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Language English
Subjects Programming Mathematics
Tags Computer Science Software Development Math And Logic

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very interesting

requires a lot of patience but overall very interesting and fun.

虽然不容易,但还是做到了。生活中逻辑很重要,希望大家来学。论坛中大家都很好,给了我很大帮助。 Very interesting subject matter.

This subject was very interesting but was presented in a very discouraging manner.

I guess this course is very interesting if you have some knowledge of logic already, but otherwise it's too difficult.

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

probably a very interesting course, but the way of teaching looks very indigestible... no video and no real explanation or examples.

It was very interesting, but one should definitely have some math (or CS) experience beforehand, as from the very beginning one has to build formal logic proofs as a part of the quizes.

Exercises and exam were very interesting and grading politic was friendly.

* Overall evaluation: In my opinion, "Introduction to Logic" was a very interesting course, albeit I expected it would be easier.

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no video

Almost no video and mostly some dry and limited reading material.

Pros:1.good contents 2.good exercises and interesting puzzles 3.good examplesCons:1.No video 2. need more examples impossible course, bad examples, exercises not in accordance with the material.

there is no videos, just texts... it's like to read a book, what's better than nothing Super recomendo o curso!

No videos is clearly a minus, but that's just a nitpick.

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video lectures

great After I signed up and started the class, I was disappointed to see that there are only 2 video lectures for the entire program.

Video Lectures will be appriciated.

Also, there are no video lectures so be prepared to do a lot of reading.

Great introduction to logic.One thing I'd have appreciated to see is a set of accompanying recorded video lectures.

However, I'm very disappointed that there are no video lectures at all.

Ironically, I could find some old video lectures of this course on YouTube.

The difficulty of this course warrants video lectures to convey many concepts and techniques, such as the Fitch system.

Hopefully you can add video lectures back to this course.

Notes were much better than video lectures.

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Rating 3.4 based on 143 ratings
Length 6 weeks
Effort 10 weeks of study, 4-8 hours/week
Starts Jun 26 (44 weeks ago)
Cost $95
From Stanford University via Coursera
Instructor Michael Genesereth
Download Videos On all desktop and mobile devices
Language English
Subjects Programming Mathematics
Tags Computer Science Software Development Math And Logic

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