Online Study Guide for Philosophy 2
Introduction to Logic

Sandra LaFave
West Valley College

This is the online study guide for Philosophy 2. Click for the Syllabus for Philosophy 2.

All the readings below are available from within Angel. You don't need to use this online Study Guide unless Angel is unavailable.

• Textbook Companion Website for Students

• Lecture Notes on 1.1 and 1.2

• Lecture Notes on 1.3 and 1.4

• Refutation by Logical Analogy (Notes on 1.5)

• Self Test on Basic Logic Concepts

• Sample Test on Chapter 1 (without answers)

• Sample Test on Chapter 1 (with answers)

• Another Sample Test on Chapter 1 (with answers)

• Thinking Critically About the Subjective-Objective Distinction

• Lecture Notes on 2.1 and 2.2

• Online Resources for Informal Fallacies

• The Fallacies of Composition and Division

• Amphibolies

• Practice Quiz on Immediate Inferences

• Practice Quizzes on Fallacies, Aristotelian Logic, Propositional Logic

• Sample Test on Syllogisms

• Sample Test on Chapters 4 and 5 (with answers)

• Introduction to Binary Arithmetic from University of Vermont

• Basic Logic Functions and Gates from website "Geeks for Geeks"

• Adding and Subtracting Binary Numbers (video)

• Building an Adder by Omar Munez Urias

Questions or comments?
sandy_lafave@yahoo.com