We present formal modeling languages and analysis tools for discrete-event dynamical systems, with applications from computer science. The languages we discuss are based on mathematical logic, automata, and graph game models. The analysis methods include model checking, and graph algorithms. We give brief introductions to advanced models incorporating probabilities, game-theoretic aspects, and continuous behavior.
Target group: general, 1st year students; Prerequisites: Basic mathematical concepts of set theory (union, intersection etc.), and basics of probability.
Prerequisites: None
Evaluation: None
Teaching format: None
ECTS: 3 Year: 2020
Track segment(s):
CS-PROG Computer Science - Programming Languages
Teacher(s):
Krishnendu Chatterjee
Teaching assistant(s):
Jakub Svoboda
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- Teacher: Krishnendu Chatterjee
- Teaching Assistant: Jakub Svoboda