Upcoming Courses (2009-2010)

Due to my VIDI grant, I do not have any regular teaching duties this year. I will teach short courses at upcoming summer schools.

Logic, Interaction and Collective Agency
one week course at the European Summer School for Logic, Language and Information in Copenhagen, Denmark

Course Notes

I have produced notes for various courses that I have taught (usually for ESSLLI):

Introduction to Neighborhood Semantics, prepared for a course at ESSLLI 2007
- current version
- Course Webpage
Introduction to Formal Epistemology (with Rohit Parikh), prepared for a course at ESSLLI 2007
- current version
- Course Webpage

Send any comments and/or criticisms to epacuit AT stanford DOT edu

The following is a list of guest lectures I have given at various courses at Stanford and the ILLC.

An Invitation to Modal Logic (6 lectures introduction modal logic for Philosophy 150, Fall 2007).
Cake Cutting Algorithms: Lecture for Cooperative Game Theory Course, University of Amsterdam (2007)
Logic in Games: Lecture for Core Logic, University of Amsterdam (2006)
Introduction to Social Software: Lecture for Core Logic, University of Amsterdam (2005)

Spring 2009: PHIL 152 Computability and Logic ( Course Webpage)
Spring 2009:PHIL 358/CS 222 Rational Agency and Intelligent Interaction ( Course Webpage )
Winter 2009: PHIL 151 First Order Logic (Course Webpage)
Fall 2008: PHIL 350A Model Theory (Course Webpage)
Spring, 2008: CS21N Can Machines Know? Can Machines Feel? (Co-taught with Yoav Shoham)
(Course Syllabus)

I have taught a number of short (5 day) courses at the European Summer School for Logic, Language and Information. The webpage for each course can be found below:

ESSLLI 2009, Bordeaux: Logics of Rational Agency
ESSLLI 2009, Bordeaux: Reasoning with Probabilities (with Joshua Sack)
ESSLLI 2008, Hamburg: Reasoning, games, action and rationality (with Olivier Roy)
ESSLLI 2007, Dublin: Neighborhood Semantics for Modal Logic
ESSLLI 2007, Dublin: Formal Epistemology (with Rohit Parikh)