PHIL 100 - Critical Thinking

Description:PHIL 100 develops the student's ability to identify and correct faulty reasoning, to distinguish between scientific and pseudoscientific reasoning, and to reason according to elementary valid argument patterns. Throughout the course, students examine and evaluate examples of good and bad reasoning and construct several extended arguments of their own on a variety of topics.
Credit hours:3-0-3
Prerequisite(s):eligibility for ENGL 101
Applicability towards graduation:
  • Certificate or degree - All Certificates and Degrees
  • Group requirement - Humanities
  • Area of concentration - Philosophy
IAI:H4 906: Introduction to Logic/Critical Thinking (GECC)
Offered:Offered in Fall and Spring.

Spring 2010 Offerings

CourseSecBegEndDaysInstructorNotes
PHIL 100019:30a10:45aT,ThMorrow
PHIL 100029:00a9:50aM,W,FMorrow

Fall 2009 Offerings

CourseSecBegEndDaysInstructorNotes
PHIL 100019:30a10:45aT,ThMorrow

Philosophy Courses

NumberTitleHours
PHIL 100Critical Thinking3-0-3
PHIL 106African-American Churches in America3-0-3
PHIL 110Introduction to Philosophy3-0-3
PHIL 120Introduction to Ethics3-0-3
PHIL 200Symbolic Logic3-0-3
PHIL 210Introduction to World Religions3-0-3
PHIL 215Asian Philosophy3-0-3
PHIL 220Current Issues in Ethics3-0-3
PHIL 230Philosophy of Religion3-0-3