This section focuses on arguments involving logical connectives such as "and," "or," "not," and "if…then". Key topics include:
The assessment structure for PHIL1068 is designed to test your ability to apply logical rules accurately through problem-solving rather than essay writing. PHIL 1068 Reading - Philosophy@HKU
Learning the formal "grammar" of logical symbols and how they map to truth values.
The course is a comprehensive introduction to , divided into two primary sections: Sentential (Propositional) Logic and Predicate Logic . Part A: Sentential Logic (SL)
A mechanical method for evaluating the validity of arguments by testing every possible scenario.
Learning how to use logic to express concepts of "sameness".
A Comprehensive Guide to PHIL1068: Elementary Logic at HKU is one of the most popular and foundational elective courses offered by the Department of Philosophy at The University of Hong Kong (HKU) . Whether you are a Philosophy major, a Computer Science student looking to sharpen your algorithmic thinking, or simply a student from any faculty seeking to improve your reasoning skills, this course offers a rigorous yet accessible introduction to the world of formal symbolic logic.
Applying proof techniques to quantified statements. 3. Assessment and Grading
PHIL1068 is a designed to introduce students to the systematic study of reasoning. Unlike traditional lecture-heavy courses, PHIL1068 has historically been offered as a web-based self-study course .
All teaching materials, including instructional videos and online exercises, are available via the course website or Moodle .