Logic, Master's programme
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Department of Philosophy, Linguistics and Theory of Science at the Faculty of Humanities
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Syllabus
Study structure
First semester
The first semester consists of three compulsory courses:
- Logic and Completeness, LOG112, 7.5 credits
- Set theory, LOG121, 7.5 credits
- Modal logic, LOG131, 7.5 credits
- Models of Computation, LOG115, 7.5 credits
Second semester
The second semester consists of two compulsory courses:
- Proof theory, LOG221, 7.5 credits
- Philosophy of Logic, LOG250, 7.5 credits
- Expressibility and Incompleteness, , LOG215, 7.5 credits
- Model theory, LOG211, 7.5 credits
Third semester
The third semester consists of one compulsory course which is studied parallel with three elective ones:
- Research Skills in Logic, LOG310, 7.5 credits
- three elective courses (see a separate list below)
Fourth semester
The fourth semester is devoted to the independent degree project – the 30 credit Master's Thesis
Elective courses
The three elective courses in the third semester are chosen in consultation with the student's mentor, from the following courses:
- Advanced Set Theory (LOG270)
- Advanced Topics in Proof Theory (LOG365)
- Lambda Calculus, Types and Foundations of Programming Languages (LOG370)
- Logic, Games and Automata (LOG290)
- Category Theory (LOG350)
- Functorial Semantics (LOG390)
- Topos Theory (LOG380)
- History of Logic (LOG280)
- Philosophy of Mathematics (LOG360)
Specialization in Logic 1–5 (LOG230/240/320/330/340)
Selected electives at other departments
- Computational Semantics (LT2813)
- Artificial Intelligence: Cognitive Systems (LT2318)
- Topology (MMA100)
- Discrete Mathematics (MMG610)
- Algebraic Structures (MMG500)
- Functional Programming (DIT143)
- Types for Programs and Proofs (DIT235)
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