Critical Inquiry Seminar:

Formal reasoning and logic are concerned with the deductive form of argument where first principles or established facts are used to reach a conclusion. Logic, therefore, becomes a tool for seeking answers and set of skills for discerning conflicting statements, opinions and ideas. Meets the Critical Learning: FRL requirement.

Prerequisite: FYP Course. Must take with CC First Year Foundations 120.

Degree requirement — Critical Learning: FRL

1 unit — Brown, Horner, Malmskog

Offerings

Term Block Title Instructor Location Student Limit/Available Updated
Fall 2022 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: Mathematical Modeling of Infectious Diseases Topic Details David Brown Armstrong Hall 233 17 / 0 05/31/2023
Fall 2022 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: The World of Numbers Topic Details Stefan Erickson Palmer Hall 125 17 / 0 05/31/2023
Fall 2022 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: Reason Topic Details John Horner Tutt Science Building 305 17 / 2 05/31/2023
Fall 2023 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: Mathematical Modeling of Infectious Diseases Topic Details David Brown TBA 16 / 16 05/31/2023
Fall 2023 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: Mathematics, Fairness, and Social Choice Topic Details Beth Malmskog TBA 16 / 16 05/31/2023
Fall 2023 Block 1 Critical Inquiry Seminar: Reason Topic Details John Horner TBA 16 / 16 05/31/2023
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