An Introduction to Prolog Programming Lecture Notes
These lecture notes introduce the declarative programming language Prolog. The emphasis is on learning how to program, rather than on the theory of logic programming. Topics covered includes: Prolog Syntax, Working with Lists, Working with Numbers, Working with Operators, Backtracking, Cuts and Negation, Logic Foundations of Prolog and Recursive Programming.
Author(s): Ulle Endriss
80 Pages 
Prolog Programming by Paul Brna
The contents include: Introduction, Knowledge Representation, Prolog’s Search Strategy, Unification, Recursion and Lists, The Box Model of Execution, Programming Techniques and List Processing, Control and Negation, Parsing in Prolog, Modifying the Search Space, Prolog Syntax, Operators, Advanced Features.
Author(s): Paul Brna
197 Pages
An Introduction to Prolog Programming
This note covers the following topics in prolog: Facts about prolog, query in Prolog system, prolog Programs, Matching, Programming Style, Internal Representation, The Bar Notation, Appending Lists, Arithmetic Expressions in Prolog, Matching vs. Arithmetic Evaluation, Relations, Defining Operators, Backtracking, Cuts and Negation.
Author(s): Prof. Hugh Murrell
72 Pages
The objective of this lecture note is to introduce you to the most basic concepts of the Prolog programming language.
Author(s): Lehel Csato
NA Pages
Prolog implementation of a graphic tool for generation of Ada language specifications
The purpose of this note is to evaluate the suitability of Prolog in the implementation of a graphic tool for design and specification of Ada programs.
Author(s): Spencer Shu-tsu Cheng
70 Pages
