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University of Bridgeport · 3.0 credits · UGRD

This course introduces you to the fundamental principles and practical applications of critical thinking. You will explore the thinking process, learn to construct and evaluate arguments, and develop problem-solving strategies. Through active engagement with course materials, you will strengthen your ability to analyze information, recognize logical fallacies, and make well-reasoned decisions in academic, professional, and personal spaces. The course also addresses how perception and language shape understanding, ethical reasoning, and the role of free choice in creating a meaningful life. Designed as a self-paced, asynchronous course, this learning experience will equip you with critical thinking skills for every class you take and your professional life.
Fall 2026 · 3 sections
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| DLClass #7101 | Time not publishedSep 8 – Dec 20 | On-Line ONLN | Not published |
| DL1Class #7102 | Time not published |
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| DL2Class #7103 | Time not publishedNov 3 – Dec 20 | On-Line ONLN | Not published |
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