Thinking Critically

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An introduction to critical thinking, with an emphasis on its importance to human life (e.g., education, employment, morality, politics, religion). The primary focus of the class is the practical application of critical thinking by way of competence in key reasoning methods, typically including the construction and analysis of informal arguments, the identification of fallacies, basic inductive logic, statistical reasoning, etc. Components: Class GE: HA Humanities & Arts, HA-H Humanities Typically Offered: Based on Student Demand