作为 UNESCO 推荐科学技术领域分类中基础学科之首的逻辑学,是包括数学、计算机科学、智能科学在内的诸多学科之最
重要的必要理论基础。“数理逻辑导论(H)”课程对于经典数理逻辑的历史背景、基本概念和原理、主要方法论以及重要
理论结果给予学生一个入门性介绍,为今后深入学习研究现代逻辑学及其应用的学生提供研究逻辑学课题的良好基础,为
今后深入学习研究各学科理论课题的学生提供使用逻辑学方法论的基本素养。但是,因为这是一门基础性理论性极强的课
程,所以数学基础较差的学生以及今后有志于从事工程技术工作的学生不必选修此课。
“数理逻辑导论(H)”课程的教学目标为:(1)让学生知道逻辑学的历史背景、本质、目的、基本假设、范围、主要方法
论。(2)让学生知道经典数理逻辑的本质、目的、基本假设、范围、应用领域。(3)让学生熟知经典数理逻辑中的命题
演算部分。(4)让学生熟知经典数理逻辑中的一阶谓词演算部分。(5)让学生知道经典数理逻辑的局限性。(6)让学
生知道各种模态逻辑(规范模态逻辑、时态逻辑、空间逻辑、时空逻辑、规范(道义)逻辑、认知逻辑)以及相关逻辑及
其它们的应用领域。
Logic, as the first fundamental discipline in the fields of science and technology recommended by UNESCO, is the most
important and indispensable theoretical foundation for many disciplines, including mathematics, computer science,
intelligent science, and so on. The course "Introduction to Mathematical Logic (H)" gives students an elementary
introduction to the historical background, the basic concepts and principles, the major methodology, and important
theoretical results of classical mathematical logic. It provides a good foundation for students to study modern logic and
its application in depth, and also provides students with basic qualities of using logic methodology for further study and
research of theoretical subjects in various disciplines. However, students with poor mathematical foundation and those
who are interested in engineering and technical jobs in the future need not take this course, because this course is a
quite fundamental and theoretical one.
The teaching objectives of the course "Introduction to Mathematical Logic (H)" are: (1) Let students know the historical
background, essence/nature, purpose, basic assumptions, scope, and major methodology of logic. (2) Let students
know the essence, purpose, basic assumptions, scope, and application fields of classical mathematical logic. (3) Let
students be familiar with the propositional calculus in classical mathematical logic. (4) Let students be familiar with the
first-order predicate calculus in classical mathematical logic. (5) Let students know the limitations of classical
mathematical logic. (6) Let students know various modal logics (including normal modal logics, temporal logics, spatial
logics, spatio-temporal logics, deontic logics, and epistemic logics) and relevant logics and their application fields.