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PHL 2500 Symbolic Logic
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An introduction to the artificial language of sentential and predicate logic, which is designed to facilitate the symbolic representation of natural language (English) arguments. In addition to learning how to construct formal proofs for valid arguments, students learn the different logical properties that statements and sets of statements may have. The concepts of truth-functionality, validity, consistency, implication, and equivalence will be explored. Students will have a heightened appreciation of the logical functions of language. Note: This course fulfills Objective 4c of the University Core Curriculum, except for students in the College of Engineering and Science. | 3 | 0 | 0 | | |
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