[Discrete Mathematics] Introduction to Propositional Logic

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Today we introduce propositional logic. We talk about what statements are and how we can determine truth values.

[NAZWAF]

well done, ,
That was informative.
I'll watch the other videos.
keep it up
Greetings from Yemen Arabia

[mantasarul]

Can you please make one video where there would be link of all the videos you have made topic by topic...its really hard to catch up the next video and maintain the sequence...it would have been much better if you have mentioned the link to the next video in the description...

[ATCraiger]

Great intro, thanks for the examples.

[hampus]

I would like to see the exclusive or in the presentation too (since it significantly shortens unnecessarily long expressions)

[OWeWereAngelsO]

in our University we use the word "proposition" for the definition of statement, and use the word "statement" for ANY sentence even if it is a question or imperative or even an open statement, I don't know if it's right though 😌

[jonathanfrancisco]

Hi ~! which video should I watch first? I'm new to discrete math.

[sqdte]

Actually the letter Φ is pronounced as "fee"
and the letter Ψ is pronounced as "Psee" (greek here)

[ashrafraif]

what tools you are using to write on screen

[decaquits]

We didn't learn Videos 1-10 in our Discrete Structure I but it's important for us to learn 1-10

[shepherd_of_art]

So the text "This statement is lying to you" isn't a statement ?