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Spring 2011
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Monday |
Daily Schedule |
Wednesday |
Daily Schedule |
Lecture Homework
(by date assigned) |
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1/12 |
Syllabus |
Read J/H ch. 1;
Answer Review Questions, p.22: 1, 4–8, 10 |
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| 1/17 |
MLK Birthday - No Classes |
1/19 |
Arguments |
Read J/H ch. 2;
Answer Review Questions, p.47: 1-3, 6, 9-10 |
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| Good Arguments | 1/26 |
Intro to Formal Logic
Basic Concepts Review (mp4) |
| M: A/H: p. 1-5, 10-15; Ex. 1.3: 1-25 |
| W: A/H, p. 6-7, 9; Watch Basic Concepts Review;Truth Tables Handout |
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| 1/31 |
Truth Tables - Sentences |
2/2 |
Truth Tables - Sequents |
| M: A/H: Sec. 2.1; p. 47-48 "Tautology, Inconsistency, Contingent Sentence" |
| W: A/H, Sec. 1.1, 2.2; Ex. 2.1: i-x |
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| 2/7 |
Truth Tables - Validity vs. Soundness |
2/9 |
Truth Tables - In class practice |
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| 2/14 |
Exam: Protocols & Review |
2/16 |
Exam 1 (Basic Concepts & TTs) |
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| 2/21 |
Natural Deduction: Introduction |
2/23 |
Solving Proofs |
| M: Learn names of "Elim" and "Intro" rules; Explain what each kind of rule does. |
| W: Memorize the primitive rules except ->I and RAA |
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| 2/28 |
Basic E and I Strategies |
3/2 |
->I and RAA Strategies |
| M: (i) Have memorized the primitive rules (except ->I and RAA); (ii) Ex. 1.4.2: S1-S10 |
W: (i) Solve S16*, S17*, and S14*; (ii) All rules memorized!!!
(iii) Get Proofs Handout
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| 3/7 |
Double Turnstile Problems |
3/9 |
Theorems |
| M: S21-S24; S25-S26; S44 |
| W: S11-27; T1-T4 |
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| 3/14 |
Spring Break - No Classes |
3/16 |
Spring Break - No Classes |
Homework over Break:
(a) S1 - S27, T1 - T4 (from book)
(b) R. Smith Guide: "Proofs without tears"
(c) R. Smith Guide: "Proofs with even fewer tears" |
| 3/21 |
Complex Proofs: Nesting Strategies |
3/23 |
Complex Proofs: Practice
Proof Strategy (optional) |
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| 3/28 |
Review for Exam
Optional Review: 6-8pm in CB 102 |
3/30 |
Exam 2 (Natural Deduction) |
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| 4/4 |
Induction: Generalizations |
4/6 |
Causal Argumentation |
| M: J/H 63-79 |
| W: J/H 81-90 |
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| 4/11 |
Analogies |
4/13 |
Fallacies: Weak Induction |
| M: J/H 103-105; 121-131 |
| W: J/H 106-116 |
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| 4/18 |
Fallacies: Relevance |
4/20 |
Fallacies: Presumption |
| M: J/H 139-152 |
| W: J/H 145-153; Study Guide 3; Ex. 4.3.III & 4.4.I |
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| 4/25 |
Fallacies: Ambiguity |
4/27 |
No Class |
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Final Exam Schedule: |
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Sections 001 - 009
Thursday, 5/5 (in CB 118)
8:00 a.m.
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Sections 010 - 018
Wednesday, 5/4 (in 107 BS)
1:00 p.m.
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