Course Curriculum

    1. Ch 1.1 Critical Thinking and Logic in Mathematics

    2. Logic

    3. Propositions

    4. True or False

    5. Critical Thinking

    6. Lesson Summary

    7. Learning Outcomes

    8. Quiz 1.1

    1. Introduction

    2. Logical Fallacy

    3. Informal Fallacies

    4. Inductive Fallacies

    5. Hasty Generalization Fallacy

    6. Hasty Generalization Fallacy Examples

    7. Avoiding Hasty Generalization

    8. Circular Reasoning Fallacy

    9. Circular Reasoning Fallacy Examples

    10. Avoiding Circular Reasoning

    11. Limited Choice Fallacy Examples

    12. Avoiding the Limited Choice Fallacy

    13. False Cause

    14. False Cause Fallacy Examples

    15. Avoiding the False Cause Fallacy

    16. Lesson Summary

    17. Frequently Asked Questions

    18. Quiz 1.2

    1. Introduction

    2. Appeal to Ignorance Fallacy

    3. Appeal to Ignorance Examples

    4. Appeal to Emotion Fallacy

    5. Appeal to Emotion Fallacy Examples

    6. Appeal to Popularity Fallacy

    7. Appeal to Popularity Fallacy Examples

    8. Lesson Summary

    9. Frequently Asked Questions

    10. Quiz 1.3

    1. Introduction

    2. Propositions in Logic

    3. Negation of proposition

    4. What is the Truth Value?

    5. Propositional Logic Truth Tables

    6. "AND" Truth Table

    7. "OR" Truth Table

    8. "If-Then" Truth Table

    9. "If and Only If" Truth Table

    10. Applications of Truth Tables

    11. Lesson Summary

    12. Frequently Asked Questions

    13. Quiz 1.4

    1. Introduction

    2. Conjunction in Math

    3. Conjunction Statement

    4. Disjunction statement

    5. Disjunction Statement

    6. Conjunction vs. Disjunction

    7. Lesson Summary

    8. Frequently Asked Questions

    9. Quiz 1.5

    1. Introduction

    2. What is a Conditional Statement?

    3. How to Write a Conditional Statement?

    4. Hypothesis and Conclusion of a Conditional Statement

    5. Conditional Statement Logic

    6. Conditional Statement Examples

    7. Lesson Summary

    8. Frequently Asked Questions

    9. Quiz 1.6

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