INF1A: Week 3
| Functional Programming | In the third week of the course we'll continue the recursion theme, with examples using recursion on lists and on natural numbers. We will meet the useful functions zip, select (!!), take, and drop.
FP required reading: Textbook
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| Computation and Logic | In the Computation and Logic strand, we'll learn more about Aristotelian Syllogisms. We'll discuss Contraposition of Propositions, we'll present Aristotle's Square of Opposition, see how we can use Venn diagrams to show that a syllogism is sound, and practise giving justifications and counterexamples. We cover all these topics in one course section: CL Required reading: Textbook chapters
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Engage with the slides for lectures, required readings, and post-lecture quizzes. The quizzes are a chance for you to gauge your understanding of the material presented, and so we strongly encourage you to review this content in the above order, and then complete the quizzes. If there is anything you don't understand, you can always:
- post a question on piazza,
- attend the weekly live Q&A sessions and drop-in labs, and/or
- ask your tutor and colleagues during your tutorial sessions.