Your final exams are now graded. Â I’ve left them with Liz Politis (621 Commonwealth Ave., #120), along with any uncollected homework assignments. Â If you don’t have the time to collect your exam before/during winter break, then you can stop by early next semester. Here are some numbers concerning the class performance on the final exam: …
I’ll be holding some final office hours next week: Monday December 14, 2-3:30pm Tuesday December 15, 3:30-5pm Feel free to come by with any questions that arise as you study for our final exam. And one last reminder–that final exam will be on Wednesday December 16, 9-11am, in KCB 102 (our usual classroom).
The answer key for the midterm exam is now available. Just as before, I’ve put the answer key in the password-protected “Readings” section of our website. (Remember that the password is listed on the syllabus.) Here are the numbers that I provided in class today concerning the overall class performance, and a rough grading scale: …
I’ve made a few changes to our class schedule for November and December. Those of you who were in class today (Tuesday) received a printed version of the revised schedule. The “Schedule” section on this website has also been updated to reflect the changes. (There are also a few printed copies of the new schedule …
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For next Tuesday’s class, please read sections 2.3-2.4 (pgs. 35-47) of the Kearns textbook. Â The first half of the reading introduces the basic notions of Predicate Logic, which we will continue with on Tuesday. Â The second half turns to the logical quantifiers ‘every’ and ‘some’, which will also occupy our attention in the coming weeks.
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