'Truth functional' diaporamas de présentation

Logic

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Propositional Logic

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Predicate Logic

Predicate Logic. From Propositional Logic to Predicate Logic. Last week, we dealt with propositional (or truth-functional) logic: the logic of truth-functional statements. Today, we are going to deal with predicate (or quantificational) logic.

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The Semantics of S

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INTRO LOGIC

INTRO LOGIC. DAY 03. Schedule for Unit 1. warm-up. 40% of Exam 1. 60% of Exam 1. Chapter 2. Sentential Logic. Review. An argument is valid or invalid purely in virtue of its form.

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INTRO LOGIC

INTRO LOGIC. DAY 03. Schedule for Unit 1. warm-up. 40% of Exam 1. 60% of Exam 1. Chapter 2. Sentential Logic. Review. An argument is valid or invalid purely in virtue of its form.

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Philosophy 1100 Class #9

Philosophy 1100 Class #9. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Submit Final Essay Turn in Exercise 9-14 Return Portfolios

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Philosophy 1100

Philosophy 1100. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Exercise 8-11, all problems Portfolios due (at last!) Tomorrow (8/6):

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Philosophy 1100 Class #9

Philosophy 1100 Class #9. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Submit Final Essay Turn in Exercise 9-19, p. 276-277, #5 Return Portfolios

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Philosophy 1100

Philosophy 1100. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Exercise 8-12, all problems Portfolios due Saturday (2/15):

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CS 1502 Formal Methods in Computer Science

CS 1502 Formal Methods in Computer Science. Lecture Notes 13 Equivalences, Arguments, and Proofs involving Quantifiers. Propositional Logic. Tautology Tautological Consequence Tautological Equivalence. Based on the truth-functional Connectives. First-Order Logic.

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Philosophy 1100 Class #9

Philosophy 1100 Class #9. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Submit Final Essay Turn in Exercise 9-14 Return Portfolios Discuss Chapter 10 Next Week: No class

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Semantics of SL and Review

Semantics of SL and Review. Part 1: What you need to know for test 2 Part 2: The structure of definitions of truth functional notions Part 3: Rules when using truth tables to demonstrate that a truth functional notion does or does not apply in a specific case.

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Conditionals Lecture 1

Conditionals Lecture 1. Dorothy Edgington Paris June 2019. Overview of 4 lectures. 1. When is a conditional true? 2. When is a conditional probable? 3. Counterfactual/subjunctive conditionals 4. Embedded conditionals, uncertainty and indeterminacy. Varieties of Conditional.

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Philosophy 1100

Philosophy 1100. Title: Critical Reasoning Instructor: Paul Dickey E-mail Address: pdickey2@mccneb.edu Website: http://mockingbird.creighton.edu/NCW/dickey.htm. Today: Student Portfolios Final Essay Questions? Exercise 8-11 Finish Chapter 8 & begin Chapter 9 Next Week:

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