15-836 Substructural Logics
Assignments
- Assignments generally are given out Thursday and are due the
following Thursday.
- Assignments 1-8 are individual assignments. They must represent
your own work. You may consult any publicly available resources
such as papers, reports, lecture notes, or large language models
like ChatGPT, but you must explicitly credit such external resources
in your answers. Carnegie Mellon's policy on academic
integrity applies to this course.
- Between Assignments 7 and 8 there is a miniproject which you are
permitted (and encouraged) to do in pairs.
- Homeworks may require an implementation, or simply a write-up
with LaTeX or with pencil and paper.
- Both written and programming assignments must be submitted via Gradescope on
or before the given due date.
- Extensions are granted routinely, but you need to notify the instructor
before the due date with the desired late due date.
- If you want to typeset your answers, some sample LaTeX lecture
notes and style file will be posted in the misc/latex/ directory.
- Emphasis is on correctness and
elegance. Some assignments may be very difficult.
If you cannot do them, write down your thoughts, but never hand back
an incorrect "proof".
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