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RATIONAL THINKING [RT BIN] 

Rational Thinking is defined as “the assessing of premises and of the inferences which follow from those assessed premises”. Accordingly, courses submitted for inclusion in the Rational Thinking BIN are to conform to the following:         

  1. The primary focus of the course is methodology rather than content.

  1. The course emphasizes the development of an idea with special attention to the reasons and reasoning which shaped the development.

  1. The course requires students to reflect upon the reasons and reasoning generating the idea’s development so that they themselves become participants in the idea’s development.

HON 104

Systematic Thinking 

        three credit hours

This team-taught course focuses on rational thinking and development of the mind through the study of classical Euclidean geometric proof, philosophical logic and contemporary case study problem solving.

RT 531-532

Philosophy 

        three credit hours

Study of logic, methods, systems of thought either in themselves or as they have been applied in new domains if of inquiry.

RT 533-534 

Mathematics & Science

        three credit hours

Study of the concepts, methods, or philosophy of mathematics or science.

RT 535-536

Computers in Society 

        three credit hours

Study of logic, design, problem solving within computer science or society at large.

RT 537-538 

Psychology

            three credit hours
Study of cognition, learning, and human development.

RT 561-562

Business & Economics

           three credit hours

Study of methods, principles, and theories of business and economics.

RT 590

 Special Topics

        three credit hours

Courses are usually contemporary readings in the rational process that involves timely issues.

RT 593-594 

Field Experience 

        three credit hours

These may be conferences and workshops with rational thinking and reasoning as the format.

RT 598-599 

 Independent Study 

        three credit hours

Students do a directed research project under the guidance of a specialist in reasoning.

*RT 599A  

  Independent Study: Preparation for GRE/GMAT/LSAT

This course prepares students for graduate and professional school examinations.    

 



  
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