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My computer engineering degree made us take courses in logic. DeMorgans law was definitely a part of that. It's also randomly useful in every day life to reme
by yazaddaruvala 9y ago
My computer engineering degree made us take courses in logic.
DeMorgans law was definitely a part of that.
It's also randomly useful in every day life to remember, "a implies b doesn't imply b implies a" and stuff like that.
Lol people should hear some of the debates me and my engineering friends have sometimes. It's interjected with all of this stuff.
- eastWestMath 9y agoMy undergrad math department had a class on mathematical logic (set theory, Peano arithmetic) that was required to take higher level math classes. Wrote down some basic statements (conjunction, modus ponens, etc) and said if this didn’t seem fairly obvious you should reconsider your math major.