Assignment 1
You may collect your marked assignment. Run (on a CSE machine):
~cs4161/bin/classrun -collect a1
or use the web interface.
This UNSW course is about
mechanical proof assistants, how they work, and what they can be used
for. It is taught by members of the
Trustworthy Systems
group.
The course presents specification and proof techniques used in
industrial grade interactive theorem provers, teaches the theoretical background
to the techniques involved, and shows how to use a theorem prover to
conduct formal proofs in practice.
Topics include higher order logic, natural deduction, lambda calculus,
term rewriting, data types and recursive functions, induction
principles, and proofs about
programs. See the course outline for a full
content overview and prerequisites.
The course will provide hands-on experience with the proof assistant Isabelle/HOL.
Slides and Isabelle files will be made available online as the lectures progress.
Setting up Isabelle, basic rules and cheat sheet.
Textbook, further reading, and links the tools used in the lecture.
Will become available here as course progresses.
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], intro demo [thy], lambda calculus demo [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solution [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solution [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], HOL demo [thy] automation demo [thy] exercise template [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], introductory demo [thy] simp demo [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solution [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], exercise template [thy], exercise solution [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solution [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], auto demo [thy], Isar demo (part 1) [thy] Isar demo (part 2) [thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solutions[thy]
slides [pdf], slides with animations [pdf], demo [thy], demo solutions[thy]
slides [pdf],
slides with animations [pdf],
demo [thy],
C file [c],
C-Parser and AutoCorres [releases on github]
slides [pdf],
slides with animations [pdf],
2014 exam papers:
exam [pdf],
C file [c],
Isabelle template [thy].
2014 exam solution:
[pdf, thy].
invariant practice demo [thy]
and solutions [thy]
and Isabelle discussions [thy].
You may collect your marked assignment. Run (on a CSE machine):
~cs4161/bin/classrun -collect a1
or use the web interface.
submit using give:
give cs4161 a2 a2.thy
You can also use the web interface.
The exam is a 24h take-home exam. It starts Thu, 28 Nov 2024, 8am AEDT (Sydney time), and ends Fri, 29 Nov 2024, 7:59am AEDT (Sydney time).
You should use Isabelle2024 and autocorres 1.1 for the exam, like for assignment 3.
You need to submit .thy files using give:
give cs4161 exam exam_pt1.thy exam_pt2.thy
You can also use the web interface.
If you have trouble using the submission system, you can also submit your exam to one of the lecturers by email.
We are using Ed for class discussions. Please post questions about lecture material or the assignments and so forth.
Consults by appointment.