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Mocking Temporal Logic

Talkat SPLASH-E 2024 · on Thursday, 2024-10-24
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Argues that teaching temporal reasoning through mocking dependencies in Java (using the Makito-style embedded DSL) conveys the same ordering, eventuality, and past-time ideas as LTL but with far lower notational friction. Reports seven years of classroom use, a week-long module plus a server-mocking assignment, and improved student focus on conceptual mapping rather than syntax. Shows live examples, uses verify/when ordering and simulated failures, notes limits (awkward strong-until encodings) but says the approach reliably works for introductory exposure.

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  1. 0:00Introduction
  2. 3:54Mocking temporal logic
  3. 10:34Live demo and assignment
  4. 13:46Student challenges and outcomes
  5. 17:40Abstraction versus practicality
  6. 21:34Future directions and Q&A
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