Modeling and Proving in Computational Type Theory
A textbook on modeling and proving in computational type theory using the Rocq proof assistant.
What is Modeling and Proving in Computational Type Theory?
MPCTT is a textbook project that teaches computational type theory through modeling and proving exercises using the Rocq proof assistant. It provides a structured educational resource for learning formal verification and theorem proving in a computational context. The project combines theoretical foundations with practical implementation to build proficiency in type theory.
Students, researchers, and developers interested in learning computational type theory, formal verification, and theorem proving using proof assistants.
MPCTT offers a comprehensive, hands-on approach to learning computational type theory with the Rocq proof assistant, bridging theoretical concepts with practical implementation. Its textbook format provides a structured learning path that is particularly valuable for educational settings.
Overview
Modeling and Proving in Computational Type Theory
Use Cases
Best For
- Learning computational type theory fundamentals
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