Philosophy 2020 Lecture Notes - Rudolf Carnap
28 Jul 2014
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This course is an introduction to informal/formal logic. We will learn how to assess and analyze arguments, as well as study the various methods of reasoning used in natural language, the sciences, mathematics, and in application to computer hinking. We will also consider the application of logic to taking admission tests (i. e. , the gre, lsat, etc. ). The course presumes no previous knowledge of logic, and is designed for students not planning further studies in logic or philosophy. Irvin m. copi, carl cohen, & kenneth mcmahon (2011). Various supplementary readings to be made available on webct. Mid-year exam: 25% (during the december 2012 exam period) Assignments should be submitted at the beginning of class on the due date. Late assignments will be penalized 10% per day, including weekends and holidays. Exceptions will be made exclusively at the discretion of the instructor (i"ll be more understanding if you come to see me before the assignment is due).
