Symbolic Logic

Symbolic Logic explores the principles of formal reasoning and the use of symbols to represent logical expressions.

Propositions and Logical ConnectivesTranslating Statements into SymbolsTruth Tables and Logical Equivalence
Predicate Logic and QuantifiersRules of InferenceLogical Fallacies and Invalid Reasoning
Logic in Computer ScienceAnalyzing Arguments in Everyday LifeLogic in Law and Ethics
Building a Logic Study RoutineTackling Complex Arguments Step by Step
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Study Strategies

Building a Logic Study Routine

Make Learning a Habit

Studying logic is easier (and more fun!) when you have a routine. Set aside regular time each week to solve logic puzzles, practice truth tables, and translate arguments. Mix things up with games and group study to keep your mind sharp.

Examples

  • Solving a different logic puzzle every morning with breakfast.

  • Meeting with friends once a week to debate fun topics using logical arguments.

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Tackling Complex Arguments Step by Step