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1.January 16: Read B&L, chapter 1.
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2.January 23: Read B&L, chapters 2 and 3. Lecture notes are available here.
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3.January 30: Class canceled because of power outage!
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4.February 6: Read B&L, chapter 4. Lecture notes are available here.
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5.February 13: Read these excerpts on intuitionistic logic. Lecture notes are available here.
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6.February 20: Read these excerpts and this article on modal logic. Lecture notes are available here.
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7.February 27: Read B&L, chapters 5 and 6. Lecture notes are available here.
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8.March 6: No new reading this week. Lecture notes are available here, and this is an additional note on the two kinds of special variables in a tableau proof for embedded implications.
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9.Spring Break! Check out the bibliography on the Projects page.
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10. March 20: Read this paper from the Proceedings of the Twelfth International Joint Conference on Artificial Intelligence, pp. 890-896 (Morgan Kaufmann, 1991). Lecture notes are available here.
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11. March 27: Read this paper from Logic Programming and NonMonotonic Reasoning: Proceedings of the Second International Workshop, pp. 417-436 (MIT Press, 1993). Lecture notes are available here and here, and these are some additional notes on stable models.
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12. April 3: Read B&L, chapters 8 and 9. Lecture notes are available here.
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13. April 10: No new readings this week, but review your readings on modal logic. Lecture notes are available here.
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14. April 17: Read B&L, chapter 16. Lecture notes are available here.
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15. April 24: Take-Home Exam (48 hours). Here it is.
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16. May 8: Student presentations.