Foundations of Logic Programming

From International Center for Computational Logic

Foundations of Logic Programming

Course with SWS 2/0/0 (lecture/exercise/practical) in WS 2023

Lecturer

SWS

  • 2/0/0

Modules

Examination method

  • Oral exam



Logic Programming is a form of declarative programming that has its roots in first-order predicate logic and automated theorem proving based on the resolution method, but also draws inspiration from logic-based knowledge representation, constraint programming, and SAT solving.

This introductory course covers the fundamental topics of logic programming such as the rule-based syntax, procedural and declarative semantics, the treatment of negation, the logic programming language PROLOG, and the stable model semantics with its use in the problem solving paradigm known as answer set programming (ASP).

Exam

If you want to take an exam in this course (oral exam at the end of the term), register in the Selma course (CMS and CL students).

To obtain an appointment for an oral exam, contact Ramona Behling, presenting your exam registration.
  • Krzysztof R. Apt. From Logic Programming to Prolog. Prentice Hall 1997.
  • Krzysztof Apt and Roland Bol. Logic Programming and Negation: A Survey. Journal of Logic Programming, 19/20: 9–71, 1994.
  • Martin Gebser, Roland Kaminski, Benjamin Kaufmann and Torsten Schaub. Answer Set Solving in Practice. Morgan and Claypool 2012.

Subscribe to events of this course (icalendar)

Lecture Introduction DS5, October 9, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Unification DS5, October 16, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture SLD Resolution DS5, October 23, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Correctness of SLD Resolution DS5, October 30, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Least Herbrand Models DS5, November 6, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Pure Prolog DS5, November 13, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Negation: Proof Theory (SLDNF Resolution) DS5, November 20, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Soundness and Restricted Completeness of SLDNF Resolution DS5, November 27, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture Negation: Model Theory DS5, December 4, 2023 in APB E005 File
Lecture ASP: Syntax and Semantics DS5, December 11, 2023 in APB E005 File
No session Happy holidays! DS5, December 18, 2023 in APB E005
Lecture ASP: Language Extensions and Modelling DS5, January 8, 2024 in APB E005 File
No session No lecture DS5, January 15, 2024 in APB E005
Lecture ASP: Computation and Characterisation DS5, January 22, 2024 in APB E005 File
Consultation Q&A DS5, January 29, 2024 in APB E005


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