September 14: Disjunctions
HW: Read DeLancey 7.1 (The Euthyphro Argument)
DeLancey 7.5 # 1, 2a, 3
September 15: Disjunctions, continued
HW: Write pseudocode solutions to two of the problems on tomorrow's lab.
September 16: Programming with And and Or
HW: Attempt to write the code by hand for one of your yet-unsolved problems.
September 17: Programming with And and Or
HW: Write logical expressions that describe when someone wins at Rock-Paper Scissors and when there is a tie.
September 18: Circuits and Rock-Paper-Scissors
HW: Logic Gates Homework
September 7: No school (Labor Day)
HW: None.
September 8: Conjunctions
HW: DeLancey 5.7 # 1, 2, 5, 8
September 9: Conjunctions, Complex Sentences, and Tautologies
HW: DeLancey 5.7 # 3, 4, 6, 7
September 10: Conditional Derivations
HW: DeLancey 6.5 # 1, 4, 5
September 11: Conditional Derivations and Theorems
HW: DeLancey 6.5 # 2, 3
August 31: Good Arguments
HW: DeLancey 3.7 # 1a-b, 2a-b, 3, 4, 5
September 1: Good Arguments, continued
HW: DeLancey 3.7 # 1c-h, 2c-j
September 2: Proofs
HW: DeLancey 4.5 # 1a-e, 2, 3
September 3: Proofs, continues
HW: DeLancey 4.5 # 1f-n, 4
September 4: Unit 1 Test Review or TBD
HW: None (R&R).
August 24: Conditional Programming Lab
HW: Continue solving these problems at home - for example, plan out by hand how you intend to approach the next problem or identify exactly where you are stuck.
August 25: Conditional Programming Lab
HW: Continue solving these problems at home - for example, plan out by hand how you intend to approach the next problem or identify exactly where you are stuck.
August 26: Conditional Programming Lab
HW: Continue solving these problems at home - for example, plan out by hand how you intend to approach the next problem or identify exactly where you are stuck.
August 27: Conditional Programming Lab
HW: The lab must be uploaded during class. Email Dr. Redmond if there were any issues with uploading.
August 28: Unit 1 Test
HW: None.
August 17: Negation
HW: DeLancey 2.7 # 3, 6
August 18: Data Types and Operations
HW: Declarations, Assignments, Data Types, and Operators Worksheet
August 19: Review and Quiz: Precise Language, Conditionals, and Negation
HW: Declarations and Printing Worksheet
August 20: Conditional Programming
HW: Conditional Programming and Input/Output Worksheet
August 21: Conditional Programming Lab
HW: Continue solving these problems at home - for example, plan out by hand how you intend to approach the next problem or identify exactly where you are stuck.
August 10: Seminar: Sullivan's The Nature and Divisions of Logic
HW: Read and annotate excerpts from Aristotle's Prior and Posterior Analytics
August 11: Developing a Precise Language
HW: DeLancey 1.5 # 2, 4, 6
August 12: Seminar: Excerpts from Aristotle's Prior and Posterior Analytics
HW: TBD
August 13: Conditionals
HW: DeLancey 2.7 # 1, 2 (two days)
August 14: Conditionals Practice and Alternate Phrasings
HW: DeLancey 2.7 # 1, 2
August 3: No School
HW: N/A
August 4: No School
HW: N/A
August 5: No School
HW: N/A
August 6: Syllabus & Expectations; What is Logic & Computation?
HW: Complete the syllabus acceptance form (two days).
Email Dr. Redmond from a Gmail account - this will be the one you use for submitting code.
August 7: Developing a Precise Language
HW: Complete the syllabus acceptance form.
DeLancey 1.5 # 2, 4, 6