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Michael Greenberg - Teaching Discrete Mathematics to Early Undergraduates using Coq

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At Pomona College, we combined introductory courses on functional programming and discrete mathematics into a single course using a mix of Coq and paper proof. I’ll describe how the course evolved, its strengths and weaknesses, and future opportunities.

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