'Axiomatic system' presentation slideshows

Socrates, Moore, and Computer Science Education

2009 Visions of Computer Sciences Lecture. Socrates, Moore, and Computer Science Education. Alan Kaylor Cline Department of Computer Sciences The University of Texas at Austin November 9, 2009. Outline:. Outline: The experience with Halmos. Outline: The experience with Halmos

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Philosophy of Mathematics: a sneak peek

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DO First

DO First. In your posted notes, write down the characteristics of a classroom where you have learned a lot. Expecatation of MR. Kansakar. Rules of Mr. Kansakar. Consequences of Mr. Kansakar. Tardy Wars. Do First Battle. All I do is Win Win Win. Individual Tracker.

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Class 36: Proofs about Unprovability

Class 36: Proofs about Unprovability. David Evans University of Virginia cs1120. Story So Far. Much of the course so far: Getting comfortable with recursive definitions Learning to write programs that do (almost) anything (PS1-4) Learning more expressive ways of programming ( PS5-7)

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Formal Semantics of Programming Languages

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David Evans cs.virginia/evans

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The Logic of Intelligence

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The Logic of Intelligence

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David Evans cs.virginia/evans

Lecture 31: Types of Types. David Evans http://www.cs.virginia.edu/evans. CS150: Computer Science University of Virginia Computer Science. Menu. Using Laziness Evidence of Laziness? (Quiz Results) Laziness through Truthiness (Static Type Checking). Lazy Evaluation Recap.

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Propositional Logic

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Foundations of AI

Foundations of AI. Is Weak and Strong AI possible? Chinese Room Experiment. Introduction. Philosophers have formed two hypothesis: Weak hypothesis. Can machines act intelligently? b. Strong hypothesis. Do machines actually think? Or do they simulate thinking?.

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Math 070

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