In the previous lecture we concentrated on the use of linear type theory as a foundation for functional programming. In this lecture we consider the use of linear type theory as a logical framework ...

In Lecture 4 we introduced a few new propositions about programs. One proposition $(v, c) \rightarrow^* (v', c')$ was about reachability; if true, this proposition means that the program can reach ...

This project is an interactive quiz web page for Lecture 12 of a university course on Semantic Web and Ontology, focusing on First-Order Logic, Knowledge Representation, and Challenges of Uncertainty.

Due: Assignment #4 (Lemmon p. 62, #2 (all), #5 (omit i,j,k,l), #7; p. 73, #1 (part one, omit j,k); #3 (part one).) Reading: Lemmon Section 3.3 [Also read Sections 3.1 & 3.2 if you have not already.] ...

This project is an interactive quiz web page for Lecture 13 of a university course on Semantic Web and Ontology, focusing on Fuzzy Logic. The quiz was created by Eng: XE Ahmed Refat – EELU Student ...