ADVANCED ALGEBRA AND MATHEMATICAL LOGIC

University of Camerino

Department: School of SCIENCE AND TECHNOLOGYLocal Code: SST0071
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Course Details

ECTS Credits:12
Language of Instruction:English
Mode of Delivery:In-person
Study Programme:Bachelor
Type of Course:Lecture

Course Content

Basic algebra. groups and fields. Basic number theory, congruences.

The course is divided into two units of 6 credits:

1. Advanced Algebra

2. Advanced Mathematical Logic.

A general aim is to introduce and emphasize the use of algebraic and logical tools in several applications (also regarding computer science). 

Educational objectives of 1: becoming familiar with number theory, group theory, finite field theory and their applications to cryptography and network security.

Educational objectives 2: becoming familiar with the development of mathematical logic from Cantor's set theory to Turing and Goedel's incompleteness theorems and with its contribution to algebra, algebraic geometry and theoretical computer science.


Learning Outcomes

The course is divided into two units of 6 credits:

1. Advanced Algebra

2. Advanced Mathematical Logic.

A general aim is to introduce and emphasize the use of algebraic and logical tools in several applications (also regarding computer science). 

Educational objectives of 1: becoming familiar with number theory, group theory, finite field theory and their applications to cryptography and network security.

Educational objectives 2: becoming familiar with the development of mathematical logic from Cantor's set theory to Turing and Goedel's incompleteness theorems and with its contribution to algebra, algebraic geometry and theoretical computer science.


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