Second part of first lecture for the course Introduction to Cognitive Science 2021-22, Alex Doumas

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We give a second definition of regular language as the languages generated from the empty and singleton languages by the operations of, concatenation, alternation, and iteration.

This video introduces the idea that expressions are things we can study.We look first at evaluating algebraic expressions by substituting values for variables, and then do the same for Boolean…

This video is a brief recap of most of the logic we have covered so far. You may find it useful, to jog your memory and check your understanding.

In this video we give an example showing how Haskell's types can help us to avoid confusions.We then discuss the types of the Boolean operations lifted to predicates, and show how…

In this video we return to the idea of a formal language — a language whose expressions can be represented in Haskell.

Last CL video for week 4.

In this video, we try to arrive at the conjunction rule.

In this video, we introduce operator precedence. An expression such as a ⋀ b ⋁ c, without parentheses, could represent either (a ⋀ b) ⋁ c or a ⋀ (b ⋁ c). To specify which we mean, we either need to…

Lecture 6c - Contribution of design and manufacturing to failures (1) by Prof Ian Underwood

Lecture 7a - Contribution of design and manufacturing to failures (2) by Prof Ian Underwood

Lecture 1b - Phases of the Product Development Cycle by Prof Ian Underwood

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