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# TransferLab Training: Probabilistic Model Checking with Storm
# TransferLab Training: Verifying Systems in the Face of Uncertainty

Welcome to the TransferLab training: Probabilistic Model Checking with Storm.
The content was created by two major researchers in the field, Prof. [Joost-Pieter Katoen](https://moves.rwth-aachen.de/people/katoen/) and Assoc. Prof. [Sebastian Junges](https://sjunges.github.io). The course contains a mix of lectures and hands-on exercises covering
Welcome to the TransferLab training: Probabilistic Verifying Systems in the Face of Uncertainty.
The content was created and presented by two major researchers in the field, Prof. [Joost-Pieter Katoen](https://moves.rwth-aachen.de/people/katoen/) and Assoc. Prof. [Sebastian Junges](https://sjunges.github.io). The course contains a mix of lectures and hands-on exercises covering
the fundamentals of probabilistic model checking as well as practical applications using the model checker Storm.

## Course video
The event took place on 1st December 2023. The recorded Lecture is available on our [TranferLab website[(https://transferlab.ai/trainings/verifying-systems-in-the-face-of-uncertainty/)

## Getting started

If you want to execute the notebooks, we recommend to use docker. You can
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