Logic III

The course "Formal Logic" aims to equip students with the science and art of reasoning well. It focuses on teaching students to distinguish between arguments and explanations, deduction and induction, and understanding the concepts of truth, validity, and soundness in argumentation. The course promises to develop critical thinking skills through effective analysis and criticism methods, and provides a foundation for constructing arguments.

In this course, named "Formal Logic," students explore the principles of logical reasoning. They learn to evaluate arguments, differentiate between deductive and inductive reasoning, and understand the subtleties of truth, validity, and soundness in arguments. The course also emphasizes the development of critical thinking skills through analytical methods, essentially teaching students how to reason and construct solid arguments.