The notes will be very sparse; I will only put in them definitions and the like (and maybe some worked, tedious exercises). The main matter will be discussed on the blackboard; these notes are just a mean to save me (and you too) some writing (and so some time).
Notes (handout) | Notes (overhead presentation) | Relevant textbook material |
---|---|---|
Introduction | Introduction | |
The language of CSP | The language of CSP | Part I |
Traces | Traces | Chapter 4 |
Trace verification | Trace verification | Chapter 5 |
Stable failures | Stable failures | Chapter 6 |
Stable failure verification | Stable failure verification | Chapter 71 |
Failure, divergence, and infinite traces | FDI | Chapter 8 |
Model checking | Model checking | see note2 |
In place of conclusions | In place of conclusions | N/A |
My lectures are recorded, as follows:
There are two videos for each recorded lecture, one featuring the camera feed and the other featuring a capture of the front desk screen. The audio track is the same for both videos. There aren't too many interesting things happening on the screen, so you should probably start with the camera stream combined with a separate view of the respective PDF lecture notes. Alternatively, you can to run both streams simultaneously (one of them muted).