Five College Logic Certificate Program : Requirements

Requirements

The basic requirement for the logic certificate is six courses from the list of Five College logic courses.

No more than four courses can be counted towards the certificate from any single discipline (philosophy, linguistics, mathematics, computer science).

At least two courses must be taken at an advanced level (500 or above at UMass, 300 or above at Smith, Hampshire or Mt Holyoke, 30 or above at Amherst).

At least one course should expose students to the basic metatheory of first order logic including incompleteness. Courses satisfying this requirement include:

Smith, Philosophy 220
Amherst, Math 34
UMass Amherst, Philosophy 513, 514
Mount Holyoke, Philosophy 327

Students must receive grades of at least "B" in each course counting towards the certificate.


	Requirements The basic requirement for the logic certificate is six courses from the list of Five College logic courses. No more than four courses can be counted towards the certificate from any single discipline (philosophy, linguistics, mathematics, computer science). At least two courses must be taken at an advanced level (500 or above at UMass, 300 or above at Smith, Hampshire or Mt Holyoke, 30 or above at Amherst). At least one course should expose students to the basic metatheory of first order logic including incompleteness. Courses satisfying this requirement include: Smith, Philosophy 220 Amherst, Math 34 UMass Amherst, Philosophy 513, 514 Mount Holyoke, Philosophy 327 Students must receive grades of at least "B" in each course counting towards the certificate.