Syllabus
Concise lecture notes for the course are available. Note that they contain mistakes.
Exercise
(Exercises are taught in Czech)
At the end of each lectur you will receive a handout with exercise problems for the next week. Students wishing to pass the final exam will need to actively participate in the exercises (the bare minimum is to present a solution to one of the exercise problems). If this were a problem for someone (e.g. overlapping schedule, ...), the requirement can also be satisfied by submitting a solution to one set of problems in writing.
References
Students registered for the lecture can download an electronic učebnici topologie. From the references below I heartily recommend R. Engelking. Unfortunately, the departmental library does not have him. The library of the Mathematical faculty (MFF UK) has a few copies as does the library of the Mathematical Institute (MÚ AVČR).
- R. Engelking, General Topology, PWN Warszawa 1977
- J. L. Kelley, General Topology, D. Van Nostrand, New York 1957
- E. Čech, Topological Spaces, Academia, Praha 1966
- O.Viro et al., Elementary Topology (Textbook in Problems)
- B. Balcar, P. Štěpánek: Teorie množin, Academia 2000
- K. Kunen: Set Theory (An Introduction to Independence Proofs), North-Holland, 1980