Fwd: [UCSBADVS] Spring 2026: Interested In Philosophy or Logic? PHIL 184 Open Spots!

[Undergrad Advising Global Studies]

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From: Meghan Zero <megha...@ucsb.edu>
Date: Tue, Mar 10, 2026 at 2:04 PM
Subject: Fwd: [UCSBADVS] Spring 2026: Interested In Philosophy or Logic? PHIL 184 Open Spots!
To: Undergrad Advising Global Studies <global-...@ucsb.edu>

Dear Students,

We have open spots in PHIL 184: Intermediate Modern Logic! Meets Mondays & Fridays from 2-3:15pm.

If you are pursuing law school or a programming career, this course is highly recommended.

PHIL 184 - Intermediate Modern Logic:

• Prerequisite: PHIL 183 - Beginning Modern Logic 

Build on your foundational logic skills with the further application of predicate calculus, including the calculi of identity and description. This course introduces the metalogical questions of completeness, consistency, and decidability. Because it rigorously trains students in algorithmic structure, precise language translation, and complex argumentation, this course is highly recommended for students planning to attend law school or pursue careers in programming and computer science.

Best, Undergraduate Advising PHIL Advising Department of Philosophy South Hall Administrative Support Center Email: ug_ad...@philosophy.ucsb.edu