+ |
+ Time:
+
+ - 9:30 - 11:30, Wednesday, 27 May [slides, Lec1.thy]
+
- 9:00 - 11:00, Monday, 1 June [slides, Lec2.thy]
+
- 9:30 - 11:30, Tuesday, 2 June [slides, Lec3.thy,
+ paper]
+
+
+ The tutorial will take place in Lecture Room 334, State Key Lab of
+ Computer Science, Level 3 Building #5, Institute of Software, CAS
+
+
+ Download and Installation:
+
+ The tutorial will be hands-on. Please already have Isabelle installed on your
+ laptop before coming to the tutorial. If you do not have a laptop, let us
+ know. We will find a solution.
+ If you have any problems with the installation,
+ then do not hesitate to contact me: urbanc at in tum de. I will also be available
+ in room 316 at the ISCAS. Please feel free to stop by!
+
+
+ To install Isabelle you need four packages: Polyml, Isabelle 2009, an emacs and
+ Proof General. Download and Installation instructions for Linux, MacOSX and
+ Windows are below:
+
+ Download
+ Installation Notes
+
+ Once you have Isabelle running make sure XSymbols are switched on (click
+ on ProofGeneral -> Options -> XSymbols and then save the options).
+
+ If you can step through the following theory file, then you are done.
+
+ Example.thy
+
+ Whenever you have problems, please meet me or send
+ me an email.
+
+ Overview:
+
+ The course will be an introduction to the theorem prover Isabelle. No
+ previous experience with a theorem prover is necessary. During the course
+ you will be able to follow the examples on your own laptop. I will
+ start with simple examples about natural numbers and lists. More
+ advanced examples will come from structural operational semantics. The
+ hope is that we will be able to prove a compiler correctness theorem
+ for a WHILE-language. The main aim of the course is to give
+ participants enough experience to allow them to start using Isabelle in
+ their own work.
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