ADGE Syllabus
ADGE Syllabus
ADGE Syllabus
October 1, 2021
I. College Vision:
Passi City College- a Center of Academic Excellence for Sustainable Development and Social Transformation.
II. Mission:
Passi City College is committed to produce globally competent graduates who are well equipped with relevant scientific,
academic, and technological knowledge, skills and values which enable them to become productive citizens and collaborators of
social change.
III. Goals:
1. Provide undergraduate education and training which meet the standard of quality, excellence, and responsible to regional,
national, and international development needs.
2. Broaden the access of deserving and qualified Filipinos to higher opportunities.
3. Enhance the dissemination of knowledge and skill through research, professional and technological instruction and provide
extensive services.
IV. Program Objectives:
Graduates of the BS in Criminal Justice degree program is expected to:
1. Apply knowledge essential to conduct of criminological research on crimes, crime causation, victims and offenders to include deviant
behavior.
2. Apply knowledge, skills, in criminal law, evidence and procedure.
3. Apply skills, knowledge essentials to practice crime detectives and investigation and field of criminalistics.
4. Apply knowledge, skills in handling offenders, welfare and development for their re-integration to the community
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V. Preliminaries
Course Number: ADGE
Course Title: Logic: Deduction and Inductive Reasoning
Course Credit: 3 Units
Course Description:
Logic is fundamental to the way humans communicate. Our public debates and private reasoning are shaped by logical principles,
even though most of us would struggle to spell them out. Introduction to Logic will teach you the basics of formal logic, which provides
symbolic methods for representing and assessing the logical form of arguments. You will develop an understanding of symbolic language and
logic, as well as familiarity with precise models of deductive reasoning. However, no previous experience with symbolic methods or
mathematics is assumed. There are no prerequisites, but many students find that Argument and Critical Thinking is a useful preliminary.
Learning Outcomes
At the end of the course, the students would be able to:
1. Represent the structure of statements and arguments using a formal logical framework;
2. Assess formalized arguments for validity using truth tables and deductive methods;
3. Apply these formal methods to clarify and assess real-world arguments;
4. Display knowledge of and facility with symbolic logic under assessment conditions;
5. Present and verbally defend opinions about the logical structure of real-world arguments.
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VI. Course Design /Matrix
1.1 Defines Logic Intro to Logic Q&A Session Introduction to Logic by:
Blended Design Thinking YouTube link 6 hours
1.2 Knows the What is Logic Learning Contract Corazon L. Cruz
(Modular, Activity Google Meet
importance and Importance Plan Paper and
supplemen Multimedia/ Facebook
uses of language of Logic Pencil Test/Google Introduction to Logic by:
ted with PowerPoint Messenger
in Logic The uses of Forms Patrick J. Hurley
online Presentation Email
Language Quizzes, Online
learning Task Sheet/
Practical Exams, Logic for Filipinos by:
materials) Activity Sheet Prisciliano T. Bauzon
1.3 Determines The What and Term Examination
Virtual
the what and why Why of Logic Classroom
of Logic Nature of
Via Google
Logic
Meet,
1.4 Understands Logic: An Aid
Messenger,
the nature of Towards the
Zoom
Logic attainment of
truth
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At the end of Unit II
the unit the
student must
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At the end of Unit III
the unit the
student must
Logical Method:
Deduction and
Inductive
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At the end of Unit IV
the unit the
student must
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VII. RATING SYSTEM
GRADE DISTRIBUTION FOR THE MIDTERM
TERM/PERIODIC EXAM - 40%
MODULE GRADE - 60 %
100 %
MODULE GRADE = QUIZZES (20%) + ACTIVITIES/REQUIREMENTS (30%) + ATTENDANCE (10%)
FINAL/SEM GRADE
TENTATIVE FINALS (70%) + MIDTERM (30%)
VIII. REFERENCES
Introduction to Logic by: Corazon L. Cruz
Introduction to Logic by: Patrick J. Hurley
Logic for Filipinos by: Prisciliano T. Bauzon
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Prepared By: Noted:
PCpl JOE DEVIN P CALIBAR MR. HERIBERTO G. ULGASAN, MSC HEIDE A. PAMA, M. ED
Instructor Program Head, School of Criminal Justice Dean, School of Criminal Justice
Approved:
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