Level
Baccalaureate +5
ECTS
3 credits
Component
UFR IM2AG (informatique, mathématiques et mathématiques appliquées)
Semester
Automne
Description
A central ingredient in many methods for symbolic and concolic executions, for finding inductive invariants, and for checking their inductiveness, is _satisfiability modulo theory_ (SMT). SMT is based on Boolean satisfiability testing (SAT), that is, checking whether a propositional formula has a solution. There exist algorithms for solving SAT and many cases of SMT, but the issue here is computational complexity: SAT is a hard problem.
Objectives
Understanding the main ideas in SAT/SMT algorithmics.
Course parts
- LecturesLectures (CM)18h
Recommended prerequisites
Knowledge in a programming language (Python, C++, OCaml…) to implement the project. Fluency with programming in general. Knowledge of first-order logic and basic mathematics.
Period
Semester 9