The following schedule is approximate. Further information will be
forthcoming.
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<strong> Reading: </strong>
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<li> <bf>  
 Read my notes (henceforth referred to as just Notes)
page 1-2.
<li> Read my solutions to Exercise p21:3 in my handout.
<br> Read Enderton:
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<li> pp 1-3; 
<li> pp 4-13; read this casually, but make sure that you understand
what an n-ary relation is.  Note, for example, that I use (x,y,z) for
 an ordered
triple, while Enderton writes this as < x,y,z >
 (I used < x,y,z > for the
integer which codes a triple of integers.)
 <li> pp 14-21
<li> OMIT pp22-29
<li>pp 30-39; pay particular attention to the tautologies on p 37. You
should be able to show from the definitions that these are
tautologies, and you should also be able to see intuitively that they are.
<li>OMIT pp39-42
<li> Understand the rules for omitting parentheses on p 43.
<li> OMIT pp 44-58 with the following exception: Understand the
definitions of conjunctive normal form and disjunctive normal form.
The definition of disjunctive normal form is on page 48.
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<li> pp58-64.  This is the high point of Chapter One.
<li> Read all of Chapter 2.  
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<strong> Exercises:</strong>
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Homework should be either typed or neatly written in ink.  It should be
double or triple spaced.
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<br> You should do all of the following. Some of the exercises will be
collected and graded.  More exercises will be assigned as we go along.
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<li> p21: 1,2,3
<li> p30: 2
<li> p37-39; Do all of these with the exception of 10. I will collect
a bunch of these.  Pay particular attention to 4. It is a good test of
your understanding of the definition of satisfaction and tautological
implication.  <strong> There is a prize for a correct solution to 9
(c).</strong>
<li> pp 63: 1-4,6.  We will do 1-2 in class.
<li> Do the exercise on page five of my Notes (the Infinity Lemma).
<li> Do the exercises on page 78. Hand in 2,3,8
<li> Pages 95-96.  This is the heart of the first part of Ch2 of
Enderton. Do Exercises 1-20, but omit: 7, 12(c) and 16.
<li> From my Notes, do Exercises 15, 16, 17.
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<li> <strong> Assignment due Friday, February 12:  Enderton pp 94-95:  1-6,8,9,10
and my Notes, Exercises 15, 16, 17.
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<li>Assignment due Friday, February 19: Enderton pp 95-96: 11,12a,b,14
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(the
second half is hard!)<strong>, 15,17.
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