Courses I Teach:
PHIL_1301 - Introduction to Philosophy
Introduces basic questions that have intrigued philosophers through the centuries, along with an application of philosophical methods to selected contemporary issues. Topics include logic, theory of knowledge, freedom/determinism, philosophy of religion, ethics, and world views. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec ). Syllabus
PHIL_2303 - Logic
Includes the principles of logic, including deduction, induction, meanings and usages of language, argument and fallacies, the correct use of these principles in reasoning, and their practical application in everyday life. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec ). Syllabus
PHIL_2374 - Critical Thinking
Surveys thinking strategies useful in developing effective analytical and creative thinking skills, with an emphasis on developing autonomous (self-managed) thinking habits. Develops competencies in recognizing different types of reasoning, evaluating supporting ideas, and constructing arguments. Course includes both theory and practice for developing effective problem-solving skills. NOTE: PHIL 2303 and 2374 cannot both be taken for credit. Semester Hours 3 (3 lec ). Syllabus
