Philosophy 12A
Summer 2016 Session A
| Number | Title | Instructor | Days/time | Room |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| 12A | Introduction to Logic | Ahmed-Buehler | TuWTh 10-12:30 | B1 Hearst |
An introduction to the use and study of deductive logic with particular emphasis on foundational concepts and formal competence. The primary project of the course will be a full, modern development of first-order logic alongside discussion of its relationship to intuitive ideas of proof, truth, and implication. While a requirement for philosophy majors, this course is appropriate for anyone interested in proper reasoning, especially those intending to pursue computer science or mathematics.
Previously taught: SP16 (Yalcin), FL15 (Warren), SU15D (Nowak), SU15A (Kocurek), SP15 (Mancosu), FL14 (Yalcin), SU14D (Nowak), SU14A (Rieppel), SP14 (Warren), FL13 (Yalcin), SU13D (Klempner), SU13A (Bledin), SP13 (Warren), FL12 (Roush), SU12D (Fusco), SU12A (Misenheimer), SP12 (Warren), FL11 (Roush), SU11D (Bledin), SU11A (Rieppel), SP11 (Mancosu), FL10 (Roush), SU10D (Rieppel), SU10A (Fitelson), SP10 (Fitelson), FL09 (Mancosu), SU09D (Beattie), SU09A (Rieppel), SP09 (Warren), FL08 (Fitelson), SU08D (Klempner), SU08A (Fitelson), SP08 (Mancosu), FL07 (Fitelson), SU07A (Fitelson), SP07 (Mancosu), FL06 (Fitelson), SU06A (Rao), SP06 (Warren), FL05 (Mancosu), SU05D (Khatchirian), SP05 (Shapiro), FL04 (Fitelson), SU04D (Khatchirian), SU04A (Warren), SP04 (Warren), FL03 (Mancosu).