Non-classical logics

  • Viorica Sofronie-Stokkermans

  • For questions: e-mail to sofronie@uni-koblenz.de

  • Time and place:
  • Lecture:
  • Exercise: Mo, 12:00 c.t. - 14:00, Room E 428 (every two weeks)

  • Course Materials
  • Slides
  • Exercises

  • OLAT Course
  • Forum (under the OLAT course)

  • Some of the slides (e.g. generalities classical logic) available in Panopto

  • News
  • The first exercise takes place on Monday, 31.10.2022.

  • Exam
  • 1. Termin: 16.02.2023, 14:00-16:00, Room: M 201 (written exam, 120 min)

    You are allowed to use an A4 sheet with notes you made about the lecture (written on both sides, written by you, and marked with your name)

    Registration in KLIPS for this exam is possible until 9.02.2023

  • Question/Answer Session: Mo, 13.02.2023, 13:00-15:00, BBB Room in OLAT
  • List of topics: [summary.pdf] (last version: 13.02.2023)
  • 2. Termin: Thursday, 13.04.2023, Oral exam, Room B227

  • Course description:

    The goal of the lecture is to give an introduction to non-classical logics.
    We will first present many-valued logics (including fuzzy logics).
    The course will then focus on non-classical logics relevant for computer science,
    such as:

    - modal logics and description logics (knowledge representation),
    - temporal logic: LTL, CTL (verification, model checking), and
    - the dynamic logic of programs.


    Bibliography

    Additional bibliography (for interested students, not necessary for the exam)
    Modal, temporal and dynamic logic
    Modal and temporal logic
    Modal and temporal logic