Philosophy
 

Logic

Logic
Minor
Hours15 Credit Hours
MAPMajor Academic Plan

Program Requirements

requirement 1 Complete 1 course
requirement 2 Complete 2 courses
requirement 3 Complete 1 course
requirement 4 Complete 3.0 hours from the following option(s)
option 4.1 Complete up to 3.0 hours from the following course(s)
PHIL 110 - Introduction to Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 110 - Honors Introduction to Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 150 - Honors Reasoning and Writing 3.0
PHIL 200 - Philosophy Major Orientation and ePortfolio Training 1.0
PHIL 201 - History of Philosophy 1 3.0
PHIL 202 - History of Philosophy 2 3.0
PHIL 205 - Introduction to Formal Logic 3.0
PHIL 210 - Science and Civilization 1 3.0
PHIL 211 - Science and Civilization 2 3.0
PHIL 213 - Introduction to Ethics 3.0
PHIL 214 - Introduction to the Philosophy of Art 3.0
PHIL 215 - Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion 3.0
PHIL 217R - Classical and Medieval Political Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 217R - John Rawls 3.0
PHIL 217R - Modern Political Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 217R - Social Contract Theory 3.0
PHIL 217R - Political Liberalism 3.0
PHIL 217R - Social and Political Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 217R - Contemporary Political Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 300 - Philosophical Writing 3.0
PHIL 305 - Intermediate Formal Logic 3.0
PHIL 313R - Utilitarianism 3.0
PHIL 313R - History of Ethics 3.0
PHIL 320R - Pre-Socratics 3.0
PHIL 320R - Aristotle 3.0
PHIL 320R - Greek Ethics 3.0
PHIL 320R - Greek Political Theory 3.0
PHIL 320R - Studies in Ancient Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 320R - Socrates 3.0
PHIL 320R - Neo-Platonism 3.0
PHIL 320R - Greek Science 3.0
PHIL 320R - Greek Epistemology 3.0
PHIL 320R - Topics in Greek Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 320R - Plato 3.0
PHIL 320R - Stoicism 3.0
PHIL 320R - Greek Metaphysics 3.0
PHIL 320R - Helenistic Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 330R - Augustine 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Arabic Philosophers 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Epistemology 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Philosophy and Religion 3.0
PHIL 330R - Studies in Medieval Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 330R - Aquinas 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Ethics 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Metaphysics 3.0
PHIL 330R - Topics in Medieval Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 330R - Duns Scotus 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Science 3.0
PHIL 330R - Medieval Political Theory 3.0
PHIL 340R - Descartes 3.0
PHIL 340R - British Empiricism 3.0
PHIL 340R - Descartes and Locke 3.0
PHIL 340R - Kant 3.0
PHIL 340R - German Idealism 3.0
PHIL 340R - Kierkegaard 3.0
PHIL 340R - British Idealism 3.0
PHIL 340R - Topics in Modern Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 340R - Spinoza 3.0
PHIL 340R - Hobbes 3.0
PHIL 340R - Berkeley 3.0
PHIL 340R - Hegel 3.0
PHIL 340R - Nietzsche 3.0
PHIL 340R - Modern Political Theory 3.0
PHIL 340R - Continental Rationalism 3.0
PHIL 340R - Leibniz 3.0
PHIL 340R - Locke 3.0
PHIL 340R - Hume 3.0
PHIL 340R - Schopenhauer 3.0
PHIL 340R - Nietzsche and Freud 3.0
PHIL 340R - J. S. Mill 3.0
PHIL 340R - Studies in Modern Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 350R - Phenomenology 3.0
PHIL 350R - Husserl 3.0
PHIL 350R - Levinas 3.0
PHIL 350R - Dufrenne 3.0
PHIL 350R - Marion 3.0
PHIL 350R - Philosophy of Logic 3.0
PHIL 350R - Studies in Contemporary Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 350R - Dewey 0.0
PHIL 350R - Philosophy of History 3.0
PHIL 350R - Heidegger's Later Works 0.0
PHIL 350R - Contemporary Political Theory 3.0
PHIL 350R - Frege 3.0
PHIL 350R - William James 0.0
PHIL 350R - Whitehead 3.0
PHIL 350R - Existentialism 3.0
PHIL 350R - Philosophy of Cognitive Science 3.0
PHIL 350R - Heidegger 3.0
PHIL 350R - Merleau-Ponty 3.0
PHIL 350R - Derrida 3.0
PHIL 350R - Contemporary French Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 350R - Lyotard 0.0
PHIL 350R - Topics in Contemporary Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 350R - Hannah Arendt 0.0
PHIL 350R - Philosophy of Psychology 3.0
PHIL 350R - Peirce 0.0
PHIL 350R - Russell 3.0
PHIL 350R - Truth 3.0
PHIL 350R - Logical Positivism 3.0
PHIL 350R - Hermeneutics 3.0
PHIL 350R - Ricoeur 3.0
PHIL 350R - Sartre 3.0
PHIL 350R - Gadamer 3.0
PHIL 350R - Foucault 3.0
PHIL 350R - Oakeshott 3.0
PHIL 350R - Bergson 0.0
PHIL 350R - Philosophy of Social Science 3.0
PHIL 350R - Heidegger's Being and Time 0.0
PHIL 350R - Contemporary Analytical Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 350R - Moore 3.0
PHIL 350R - Pragmatism 0.0
PHIL 350R - Wittgenstein 3.0
PHIL 350R - Continental Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 360R - Non-Western Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 360R - Buddhism 3.0
PHIL 360R - Non-Western Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 360R - Hindu Philosophy 3.0
PHIL 399R - Philosophy Program Internship 3.0
PHIL 405 - Advanced Logic and Metalogic 3.0
PHIL 413R - Applied Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Ethical Argumentation 3.0
PHIL 413R - Objectivity, Subjectivity, and Relativism 3.0
PHIL 413R - Deontology 3.0
PHIL 413R - Medical Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Ethics of War and Peace 3.0
PHIL 413R - The Good Life 3.0
PHIL 413R - Care Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Meta-ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Consequentialism 3.0
PHIL 413R - Environmental Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Moral Psychology 3.0
PHIL 413R - Theoretical Foundations of Business Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Topics in Ethics 3.0
PHIL 413R - Skepticism 3.0
PHIL 413R - Virtue Theory 3.0
PHIL 413R - Media and Cyber Ethics 3.0
PHIL 414R - Philosophy of Art 3.0
PHIL 414R - Philosophy of Music 3.0
PHIL 414R - Contemporary Art Theory 3.0
PHIL 414R - Philosophy of Theater 3.0
PHIL 414R - Philosophy and Literature 3.0
PHIL 414R - Contemporary Art Theory 3.0
PHIL 414R - Topics in the Advanced Philosophy of Art, Architecture, Music, and Film 3.0
PHIL 414R - Philosophy of Architecture 3.0
PHIL 414R - Film Criticism and Theory 3.0
PHIL 415 - Philosophy of Religion 3.0
PHIL 416 - Philosophy of Law 3.0
PHIL 420 - Philosophy of Language 3.0
PHIL 421 - Metaphysics 3.0
PHIL 422 - Epistemology 3.0
PHIL 423R - Antiquity to Present 3.0
PHIL 423R - History and Philosophy of Science 3.0
PHIL 423R - History of Medicine 3.0
PHIL 424 - Philosophy of Mind 3.0
PHIL 449R - Philosophical Lecture Series 1.0
PHIL 490 - Senior Seminar 1.0
PHIL 495R - Directed Readings in Philosophy 3.0v
PHIL 501R - Graduate Seminar 5.0v
option 4.2 Complete up to 3.0 hours from the following course(s)
PHIL 449R - Philosophical Lecture Series 1.0
You may take up to 3 credit hours.
No more than 6 hours may double-count for the philosophy major and the logic minor.
Program Outcomes: 

Logic and Metalogic

1. Construct, symbolize, and evaluate proofs in syllogistic logic, truth-functional logic, first-order (quantificational) logic, set-theory and Peano arithmetic.

2. Understand the development of logic, including metalogical results.

Assessed 2015