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The major requires 24 credits in philosophy, including three courses in the history of philosophy (chosen from

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), one course in logic (
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 or 
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), and a capstone course, chosen from among the special topics courses (
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), the senior seminar (
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), or one honors course (
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).

A student who uses
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 to satisfy the philosophy requirement of the base curriculum may not also use that course toward the 24 credits required for the major.

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 toward the base curriculum has fulfilled the logic requirement of the major but must complete the 24 credits required for the major in addition to 
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All courses in the Department of Philosophy listed below are 3 credits except 
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, which have variable credits.

Program Learning Goals

Upon completion of a major in Philosophy, students will be able to:

   Logical Reasoning

  1. Understand the notions of ‘truth’, ‘soundness’, and ‘validity.’
  2. Identify and understand various forms of logical fallacy.
  3. Identify, understand, and construct logically well-formed arguments.

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