Course Descriptions

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Courses

Subj	Number	Course Title

PHIL	2003	Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL	2013	Religions of the World
PHIL	2043	Honors Introduction to Philosophy
PHIL	3003	Ancient Philosophy
PHIL	3013	Modern Philosophy
PHIL	3023	Ethics
PHIL	3033	Esthetics
PHIL	3053	Philosophy of Religion
PHIL	3063	Modern Political Thought
PHIL	3103	Logic
PHIL	3113	Contemporary Philosophy
PHIL	3203	Medieval Philosophy
PHIL	3253	Classical Political Thought
PHIL	4093	American Philosophy
PHIL	4103	Advanced Logic
PHIL	4951	Undergraduate Research in Philosophy
PHIL	4952	Undergraduate Research in Philosophy
PHIL	4953	Undergraduate Research in Philosophy
PHIL	4954	Undergraduate Research in Philosophy
PHIL	4991	Special Problems In Philosophy
PHIL	4992	Special Problems In Philosophy
PHIL	4993	Special Problems In Philosophy
PHIL	4994	Special Problems In Philosophy
PHIL	5093	American Philosophy

Description

PHIL3103: Logic

A study of the principles of deductive reasoning. Topics include immediate inference, the syllogism, truth functions, natural deduction, quantification, and fallacies.