CIS 623, Spring 2000
Formal Methods
This page is maintained by Chung-Chih Li
Final Announcement
Review Session:
Fri., May 5, 1:00-3:00 PM,
107 Hall of Languages.
Final Exam:
, May 9th.
7:30 PM ~
A1 and A2 Newhouse I.
Note: the final will be open book.
- This is not the official webpage of cis623. You should link to Dr. Blair's
page at http://www.cis.syr.edu/~blair/CIS623/index.htmlfor official descriptions of the course and current homework and updated
announcements.
- I maintain this page in the most primitive way, and its
purpose is just to have a public place for the solutions I prepared.
- I cannot promise that I will latex solutions for every
homework due to my own current study status . If I do have time to prepare one, I will put
it here. All will be in postscript format and I will not give hard copies unless you can
convince me that you have unconquerable difficulty to print out ps files. I will at least
provide handwriting solutions and reserve them in the Science and Technology Library.
- Also note that I probably will not discuss the solution
with Dr. Blair, thus they are open to be challenged, and I will be very happy to be
caught.
- A sample algorithm for calculating nth
Fibonacci number: fib.ps
- exercise1.ps:
This contains sample proofs of the theorems in exercise-1. I had tried to avoid using
the theorems proven in the class or listed in the handouts for pedagogical reasons. For
some exercises it is apparently trivial if we apply the ready-to-use theorems, while some
will become lengthy if not. After reading the solutions, it is yet a good
exercise to reprove them without using any pre-proven theorems. Try it, and enjoy
it!
- A sample solution to Exam I exam1.ps
- A sample solution to the Take-home Exam exam2.ps (will be available
after 5/5/00)
The following are solutions for
cis623 Spring 1996.