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    Cebu Technological University-Danao City Campus

    Sabang, Danao City, Cebu


    College of Engineering Department

    Course Number: Philosophy 1


    Course Title: Logic
    School Term: 1stSemester. AY 2012 - 2013
    Instructor: Livince Ypil Jorquia

    Subject: Topics to be discussed for the whole semester/Course requirements

    Midterm Period
    Class Discussion/Activities/Paper Works

    A. What is Philosophy?

    - Birth/History
    - Meaning and its Branches
    - Values of Philosophy

    B. What is Logic?

    - Birth/History
    - The Organon by Aristotle
    - Meaning and its Importance
     Etymology
     Definition
     Material and Formal Object
     Why it is called as an art of reasoning?
     Necessity and Importance

    Exam – 50 items

    - Types of Logic
     Formal and Material Logic
     Deductive and Inductive Logic
    - Divisions of Logic

    C. Definition of Idea
    - Abstraction and Properties of Idea
    - Classification of Idea

    D. What is Term?
    - Forms of Terms
    - Nature of Terms
    - Classification and Supposition of Terms

    Midterm Exam – 100 Items


    Coverage: from the beginning until Term
    Final Period
    Individual Reporting/Board Work/Paper Works

    A. What is Judgment?
    - Nature of Judgment

    (Start of Individual Reporting)

    B. Proposition
    - Definition and Kinds of Proposition
     Categorical Proposition
     Basic Components
     Standard Form
     According to Quantity
     According to Quality
     Four Kinds of Categorical Proposition
     Conditional Proposition
     Disjunctive Proposition
     Conjunctive Proposition
    - Distribution of the Predicate Terms

    C. Kinds of Inference
    - Mediate Inference
    - Immediate Inference

    Exam – 50 Items

    D. Oppositions of Propositions
    - Contradictories
    - Contraries
    - Subcontraries
    - Subalternation
    - Square of Oppositions

    E. Eduction
    - Conversion
    - Obversion
    - Contraposition
    - Inversion

    F. Categorical Syllogism
    - Nature of the Syllogism
    - Eight General Syllogistic Rule
    - Proof of the Eight General Rules
    - Syllogistic Figures and Moods

    G. Hypothetical Syllogism
    - Definition
    - Kinds

    H. Fallacies
    - Meaning
    - Kinds of Fallacies
     Semantic – Fallacy in Language
     Material – Fallacy in Matter

    Final Exam – 100 Items


    Coverage: From A to H.

    Mechanics for Reporting:

    Clear Presentation/Discussion of the Topic – 50


    Clarity/Voice Projection – 40
    Visual Aid – 10

    Evaluation Procedures:

    40% periodic test rating/major exams


    60% class standing rating
    30% - quizzes

    {20% - recitation
    10% -projects

    = 100%

    References :

    1. Bittle, Celestine N. O.F.M.CAP, The Science of Correct Thinking LOGIC: The Bruce
    Publishing Company 1950 Milwaukee, U.S.A.
    2. Pinon, M. O.P., Fundamental Logic
    3. Jayme, Virginia L., An Introduction to Logic:ABC Publications, Cebu City, Cebu,
    Philippines, 2002
    4. Ardales, Venancio B. Logic Made Essay. Iloilo city: Concerns, Inc. 1996

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