Fall only Logic provides an essential methodological framework of reasoning connecting a wide variety of disciplines in the humanities and sciences, including philosophy, mathematics, computer science, linguistics, cognitive science, and economics. This course will introduce students to logic and its applications highlighted by recent developments in these fields. We will use the open source logic course Logic in Action, which has been developed by the international team of Prof. Johan van Benthem at Amsterdam, and taught in many places, including Stanford, Amsterdam, Beijing, Seville, etc.
Course Number
UM157
Level
University
Semester
Fall
Credit Hours
5.00
Subject
Prerequisites
Precalculus with Trigonometry (OM013) and Advanced Problem Solving & Proof Techniques (OM050), or AP Calc AB (OM4AB) or AP Calc BC (OM4BC), or Single-Variable Calculus (OM045), or consent of instructor.
Additional Information
Prior experience reading and writing mathematical proofs