By MO
•Sep 10, 2017
I think the course makes a great job introducing you to a different mindset, the one that can help you through any kind of inference and mathematical thinking. It makes your brain work.
By JS
•Aug 21, 2018
This course was so helpful. I think I now understand the fundamentals of mathematical logic. I truly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in studying logic!
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By Rado
•Jan 28, 2019
Excellent introduction to logic. The exercises really help with the understanding.
By Kit Ho Mak
•Jan 26, 2019
The course is great, but the grading system is always broken.
By Wenchen Li
•Jan 24, 2019
no video, only external link
By Andrey Koshkin
•Oct 04, 2018
since the Section 2.5 - Satisfaction and on it doesn`t score any passed lessons or assignements, there is always an error "Unfortunately due to an error, your score was not recorded."
By Jaewoo Song
•Aug 21, 2018
This course was so helpful. I think I now understand the fundamentals of mathematical logic. I truly recommend this course to anyone who is interested in studying logic!
By Eugenio Luciano
•Aug 20, 2018
I have found it not extremely clear in the latter part of the course, perhaps more examples would help. Most of the section 1 to 9 (from propositional logic to relational logic and Herbrand logic) are quite clear and straight-forward. An historical background of who, when and why theories and computing methodologies were elaborated would certainly increase interest.
By Alex Wu
•Aug 18, 2018
A pain if completing this course when the session not started yet. Without forum talking about solutions to exercise, usually in some exercises you could only stare at the screen for several hours, fell in deep despair, and eventually came up an answer by luck. Not a good experience, but the material is good though, if not considering the difficutly of understanding the text in the later lessons
By Robert Schmitt
•Jul 10, 2018
Good review for those who have studied quantified logic at any level. The Fitch system is fun and easy to use - especially where it automatically cites the inference rules for you. Having done many informal inductive proofs, I found the extension of first-order logic to include induction particularly interesting - if intensely tedious in application.
By Abd El Rahman Samaha Rashed
•Jul 02, 2018
i loved every second of it , i'm at week 2 right now
By SANDEEP NAAGAR
•Jun 14, 2018
you will learn how to think like a mathematician