Any chance you took FRAP last spring? Hi, maybe-classmate :)

I'm from MIT EECS too. Just to clarify for other people - we have a pool of "required courses", from which we only need to choose a few. So it's not like we must learn Coq.

OTOH, I've TAed an undergrad research class and it's mind boggling how many people are doing Coq-related research.

The 6.822 page[1] has a draft[2] of Adam Chlipala's "Formal Reasoning About Programs", "introducing both machine-checked proof with [Coq] and approaches to formal reasoning about program correctness".

[1] https://frap.csail.mit.edu/main [2] http://adam.chlipala.net/frap/frap_book.pdf

Can you say more? My background is in PLT and my half-finished thesis was in Coq - but I've got a real interest in (human) languages too. I'd love to hear about how the two are intermingling.