Critical Thinking and Argumentation

By the end of the course, students are expected to:
1. Clearly understand and explain the concepts of logical arguments and fallacies.
2. Identify and analyze formal and informal logical fallacies in various texts.
3. Recognize cognitive biases and understand their impact on reasoning and decision-making.
4. Apply strategies to reduce noise and improve the quality of judgments and decisions.
5. Develop critical thinking skills that enable them to challenge assumptions and approach complex issues independently.

● Analytical Skills: Enhance your ability to critically assess arguments and evidence.
● Practical Application: Apply theoretical knowledge through practical exercises and real-world examples.
● Independent Thinking: Gain the confidence to challenge assumptions and think independently on important issues.