Please consult the Timetable for a listing of courses offered for a specific term. 100 Introduction to Philosophy. A survey of traditional problems concerning the existence and nature of God, freedom, justification, morality, etc. Readings from historical or contemporary philosophers. A practical course designed to improve a student's reasoning skills.
Emphasis is on developing skill at formulating, presenting, and evaluating arguments.
102 Introductory Logic. Decision methods for monadic predicate logic. 103 Introduction to Ethics. Readings may include both classical and contemporary sources. 105 Science and Philosophy.