Looking for a Relaxed Summer Course? Enroll in PHIL 1102: Philosophy and Logic (May 12–30)!
PHIL 1102: Philosophy and Logic is a low-pressure, intellectually engaging introduction to logic. The course focuses on understanding and evaluating arguments, recognizing good and bad reasoning, and learning formal tools like validity and soundness.
This May session course has been updated to be more flexible and less demanding. While the format is online synchronous, students are welcome to participate asynchronously if needed. Students typically do very well in this course (most receive an A or A-), and the environment is designed to be approachable and supportive.
Course Information:
Dates: May 12 – May 30
Format: Online Synchronous
Updated Syllabus: https://docs.google.com/document/d/1ausPnv2Gttajkax0StLIOom9YgrCVRkRhbaMk2O_N_o/edit?usp=sharing
Please feel free to share with anyone who might be interested in a light yet meaningful summer class!
For more information, contact: Utku Sonsayar at utku.sonsayar@uconn.edu