Logic 201

This is the unofficial official webpage for my Philosophy 201 introduction to Logic classes (sections 04 and 07).

 

Textbook:

Here’s the textbook: forallx-CalgaryRemix

 

Syllabi:

Here’s the syllabus for section 04 (the one starting at 4:30): Syllabus – INTRO TO LOGIC 201 section 04 – Zee Perry

Here’s the syllabus for section 07 (the one starting at 6:10): Syllabus – INTRO TO LOGIC 201 section 07 – Zee Perry

 

Homeworks:

You can turn in homeworks in class. If you are not able to make it to class that day, you can email them to me at: zee (dot) perry (at) rutgers (dot) edu.

Current Homework:

  • No Current Homeworks! Use the HOMEWORK ANSWER KEY found here: ( Unit 2 Answer Keys ) to help study for the midterm on the 11th!!!
 Past Homeworks:
  • On Wednesday, March 5th, I assigned homework questions due Monday, March 8th, that must be turned in-class and in hard copy. The questions can be found in Chapters 16 and 17
    • Chapter 16, Block A, Question 1
    • Chapter 16, Block D, Question 1
    • Chapter 17, Block A, Fill-in Proofs 1 and 2
      (You WILL need to use the new “bonus” rules introduced in Chapter 17 to complete this homework! 
    • Chapter 17, Block B, Question 1
  • On Wednesday, Feb 26th, I assigned homework questions due Monday, March 2nd,  that must be turned in in-class and in hard copy. The questions can be found in Chapter 15:
    • Chapter 15 Question Block A
    • Chapter 15 Question Block B
    • Chapter 15 Question Block C, only questions 1, 2, 3, and 4
  • Emailed out on Feb 20th:  Homework For Feb 26
  •  On Wednesday, February 5th, I assigned homework questions due Monday, February 10th either in-class or emailed to me before class starts! The questions can be found in the book, specifically at the end of Chapter 10:
    • Question Block “A”, question 2 plus all the odd questions
    • Question Block “B”, questions 2 and 4
    • Question Block “C”, questions 1, 2, and 3
    • Question Block “D”, question 4
  • On Wednesday, January 29th I assigned homework questions due Monday, February 3rd before 11:59pm. The questions can be found in the book, specifically:
    • Chapter 1, groups 2 and 4
    • Chapter 2, groups A and B
    • Chapter 3, groups C and E
    • Chapter 5, group B (just the even questions), and group E

 

Past Lectures: