PHIL 101 - Critical Thinking - Coquitlam College

PHIL 101 - Critical Thinking

This course provides students with the skills that are needed to recognize, analyze, evaluate and construct good arguments by studying the structures and conditions that make up arguments, both good and bad. The course will also examine the strategies and techniques used in the reasoning process while paying close attention to certain elements of language such as how analogies and statistics are used in arguments. This is a course in applied logic, rather than formal logic; thus moral reasoning, scientific reasoning, legal reasoning, and other modes of reasoning will be used as examples to illustrate the use and misuse of reason.

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Class	Semester	Day	Time	Rm	Instructor
PHIL 101A	2018 Summer	T TH	2:40pm to 4:25pm 2:40pm to 4:25pm	206 206	DiCarlo, Dominic
PHIL 101A	2018 Spring	T TH	12:50pm to 2:20pm 12:50pm to 2:20pm	205 205	DiCarlo, Dominic
PHIL 101A	2017 Fall	T TH	12:50pm to 2:20pm 12:50pm to 2:20pm	204 204	DiCarlo, Dominic
PHIL 101A	2017 Summer	T TH	2:40pm to 4:20pm 2:40pm to 4:20pm	205 205	DiCarlo, Dominic
PHIL 101A	2015 Spring	M W	2:25pm to 4:00pm 2:25pm to 4:00pm	205 205	DiCarlo, Dominic
PHIL 101B	2015 Spring	T TH	2:25pm to 3:55pm 2:25pm to 3:55pm	205 205	DiCarlo, Dominic

Once you transfer your Coquitlam College credits, you’ll be only two years away from a four-year degree at any Canadian university, including:

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PHIL 101 - Critical Thinking