Week 1- Introduction to Logic & Critical Thinking
Logic is the analysis of arguments. An argument is formed out of a set of premises and a conclusion. When writing out arguments it is common to number the premises and then separate them from the conclusion by a horizontal line.
Logic can be divided into two main types : Deductive and Inductive.
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Course Material
- Week 1- Introduction to Logic & Critical Thinking
- Week 2- What Philosophy is & why it is worth Studying
- Week 3- Scope of Logic, Propositions
- Week 4- Stages of Development of Critical thinking
- Week 5- The Laws of Logic: The Law of Identity & Law of Non-Contradiction
- Week 6- Law of logic: The law of Excluded Middle & Sufficient Reason
- Week 7- Deductive Reasoning
- Week 8- Inference: Immediate Inference & Mediate Inference
- Week 9- Terms & Their Divisions
- Week 10: Connotations & Denotations of terms in Logic
- Week 11: Definitions & their rules
- Week 12- Hypothesis
- Week 13: Mid Term Exam
- Week 14: Nature, Scope & use of Induction
- Week 15- Kinds of Induction & grounds of Induction
- Week 16: Generalization
- Lesson Plans with dates & Evaluation Criteria
- Chapters 17
- Department Sociology and Criminology
- Teacher
Azka Murtaza
