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Philosophy 326
Instructor: Sherwin Iverson

Intermediate Symbolic Logic

Philosophy 326 (cross listed with Mathematics 307) is a second course in symbolic logic. The core of the course will focus on the logic of quantified propositions. The course will cover the monadic predicate logic, a decision procedure for the monadic logic, natural deduction for the predicate logic, multiple quantification, relations and identity. Additional topics will be selected in class.

Philosophy 114
Instructor: Sherwin Iverson

Introduction to Symbolic Logic

This is a three credit course with no prerequisites. The core of this course will be an examination of proposiitonal logic, which is the starting point for modern symbolic logic. The course incorporates two basic dimensions. First, it will explore techniques for assessing and constructing correct arguments, and second, it will examine theortetical questions regarding the nature of logic itself.