MAT-401 Mathematical Logic
Logic is often defined as the analysis of methods of reasoning. The mathematical logic is the study of mathematical reasoning and proof. This course starts off with the introduction to propositional calculus, the basics to the course; then it focuses on the first-order logic and model theory. Topics covered include the metatheorems dealing with the properties of soundness, completeness, decidability, and consistency. The final part of the course is about formal number theory.
Advisory: This is an upper-level mathematics course. It is advisable to have knowledge equivalent to 6 credits of upper-level (300/400) courses in mathematics in order to succeed in this course.