Minor in Logic

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Currently, logic is studied by three distinct disciplines–Computer Science, Mathematics, and Philosophy. This minor is interdisciplinary and will introduce students to the questions about logic that these disciplines raise, their methods for investigating these questions, and applications these disciplines may find for logic. Symbolic Logic is the foundational course, prerequisite for the current three advanced-level courses. Students must take this course prior to declaring the Minor in Logic. Each of the three disciplines is represented by an advanced-level course:

Foundational Course

This course must be taken before students are able to sign up for the Minor

CSCI 27500 - Symbolic Logic this course is cross-listed with MATH 27500 and PHILO 27500 .

Logic in the disciplines of Mathematics, Philosophy, & Computer Science

CSCI 37100 - Advanced Symbolic Logic cross-listed with PHILO 37500 and MATH 37000 (and MATH 67200)
CSCI 37700 - Non-classical Logic cross-listed with MATH 37700 and PHILO 37700 .
CSCI 37200 - Logic and Computers cross-listed with MATH 37200 and PHILO 37200 .
No more than 6 crs. that count towards the minor may be used to fulfill the major in Philosophy.

Minor in Logic

Foundational Course

Logic in the disciplines of Mathematics, Philosophy, & Computer Science

Total credits required 12