Note that this is historical, Lean 3, code, corresponding in the Lean 3 version of Imperial College London's Intro to Uni Maths course as it evolved over the period 2019 to 2022.
Lean is not an official part of Imperial's Introduction to University Mathematics course, but a lot of the material in Parts I and II is really nice to do in Lean.
If you are taking the course in October 2022 and you are looking to try doing some of the material in Lean then there are two ways to do it.
If you have an account at Github then you can
play the levels online using Gitpod. Wait a minute or two for everything to download and set up (basically until all the output at the bottom stops
and the last line says files extracted: 2718 ...), then browse your way to src/2022/logic/sheet1.lean and try and remove some sorrys.
Instructions on how to install Lean and the supporting tools for doing mathematics in Lean are here on the Lean 3 installation page on the Lean community website. Once you have done this you can just install this M40001/M40009 Lean project by firing up the command line you used to install Lean and typing
leanproject get ImperialCollegeLondon/M40001_lean
This will install the project on your computer, and then
you can open the M40001_lean directory using VS Code
and you should be up and running. Browse your way to the 2022 directory in src and you'll find some appropriate questions.
I run a weekly Lean meeting for undergraduates called the Xena Project. In October to December 2022 it meets on Thursdays 5-8pm in the MLC and on Fridays 5-7pm on the Xena Discord (get access via Imperial student hub).