Minor in Logic
Contact Thomas J. McKay, 541 Hall of Languages, 315-443-2245.
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Several academic disciplines—linguistics, mathematics, philosophy, and computer science—are tied together by the theory and techniques of formal logic. The minor in logic acquaints students with those fundamentals of logical theory and technique that are of central concern to all of these areas.
REQUIREMENTS
The minor in logic requires 18 credits, selected in consultation with the program advisor. At least 12 credits are in courses numbered above 299. Students take the following courses (though suitable courses in special topics may be substituted, subject to the program advisor’s approval).
Introduction to Concepts of Logic (both courses required)
Techniques of Logical Investigation
(choose one or two courses)
Other Courses (choose two or three)