Back-up Classes
Reading
The reading for this course is The Logic Book, Bergmann, M., Moor, J., and Nelson, J., Fourth Edition (Baskerville, McGraw-Hill, 2003). This is available from both the Gower St. Waterstones and Amazon (paperback, paperback with solutions CD).
Handouts and Homework Exercises
This course is assessed by exam (60%) and coursework (40%).
Links to handouts, in-class and coursework exercises will appear here after they have been distributed in class.
Some exercises, particularly those involving symbolization, admit of more than one solution; if your solution does not correspond to that given, feel free to get in contact.
Handouts
Exercises
Coursework
- Coursework 1, MS Word. Due 13th/14th November 2008.
- Coursework 2, MS Word. Due 28th November 2008.
- Coursework 3, MS Word. Due 12th December 2008.
- Coursework 4, MS Word. Due t.b.a.
- Coursework 5, MS Word. Due 13th March 2009
- Coursework 6, Due 27th March 2009 (or 23rd March if you want a marked hard-copy back in the last class).
Useful Links
- José Zalabardo's website for this course.
Contains lectures slides, syllabus, and information on Bertie3. Link.
- Nils Kurbis's website
Contains comprehensive lecture notes and definitions. Link.
- Past exam papers.
You can use these to get an idea of what past logic exams have involved, and to practice under timed conditions. When revising you should ensure you know the material covered in the lectures and not assume the exam will be exactly the same as it has been in previous years. Password protected. Link.
- Current students section of the UCL Website.
Contains timetable information and the undergraduate handbook. Link.
Contact
If you have any comments, questions or suggestions, feel free to contact me via email at:
