Introduction to Logic. Traditional formal logic together with discursive logic, fallacies, and argument construction. Introduction to Philosophy. A general investigation of the tasks and subject matters of philosophy, including the major theories of reality, knowledge, religion, morality and social justice which characterize the discipline.
Special attention is given to several classic philosophical texts as primary source readings.
Introduction to Ethics. An attempt to formulate principles defining the good and the good human being and to apply these to relevant problems of vocation and social and political justice.