FPF: UIIABP0047 Introduction to Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UBKINSNK20 Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UBKVKKNK21 Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UIINP12 Introduction to Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UIMOIBP039 Introduction to Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UIMOIBK039 Introduction to Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus
FPF: UIINK12 Introduction to Logic (Summer 2026)
Course objectives
The course is aimed to propositional logic and first order predicate logic.
Learning outcomes
Students will be able to:
- define important concepts of propositional logic and predicate logic.
- translate statements from natural language to logic language.
- apply the acquired knowledge on concrete examples.
Teaching methods
Interactive lecture
Assessment methods
Credit: Compulsory attendance at lectures min. 75%. Full-time students write two credit tests at the seminar - 20 points each. Exam: In total, the student can get 60 points for the exam. To successfully complete the course, students need to obtain 30 points. The mark for full-time study is determined by the sum of points for the exam and from the tests that the student wrote during the semester in practice. The grade for combined study is determined from the points obtained from the exam test.
Course syllabus