Ella S.
Well-Known Member
The course I'm taking covers propositional, relational, and functional logic.
I've already formally studied symbolic logic, both deductive and inductive, but this certification will build on that knowledge. Once I get the certification, I won't just be referring to myself as a logician in the informal sense, but I'll have the genuine credentials to back it up.
Looking over the course material, I already know most of it, so this might end up being more of a formality than anything else. I do expect to learn some new things along the way and to heckle my professor with tangential questions outside of class if they let me.
I didn't really have anyone else to share this with but it's the first thing I've been genuinely excited about in years.
I've already formally studied symbolic logic, both deductive and inductive, but this certification will build on that knowledge. Once I get the certification, I won't just be referring to myself as a logician in the informal sense, but I'll have the genuine credentials to back it up.
Looking over the course material, I already know most of it, so this might end up being more of a formality than anything else. I do expect to learn some new things along the way and to heckle my professor with tangential questions outside of class if they let me.
I didn't really have anyone else to share this with but it's the first thing I've been genuinely excited about in years.
