# PHIL 211 — Introduction to Logic (AUB)

> PHIL 211 Introduction to Logic at American University of Beirut. 6 student reviews · 1 shared file.

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Retrieved: 2026-08-03

## Facts

- Course code: PHIL 211
- Title: Introduction to Logic
- University: American University of Beirut (AUB)
- Subject: Philosophy
- Department: Philosophy
- Faculty: Faculty of Arts and Sciences
- Credits: 3
- Counts toward General Education: Cultures and Histories
- Professors on record (4): Christopher Johns, Hans D. Muller, Patrick Kuehner Lewtas, Saleh Agha

## Catalogue description

A first introduction to formal and informal logic, including argument analysis, informal fallacies, natural deduction methods in propositional and first-order predicate logic.

## Quick answers

### What is PHIL 211 at AUB?

PHIL 211 Introduction to Logic is a 3-credit course at American University of Beirut (AUB), in the Faculty of Arts and Sciences. A first introduction to formal and informal logic, including argument analysis, informal fallacies, natural deduction methods in propositional and first-order predicate logic.

### How many credits is PHIL 211?

PHIL 211 Introduction to Logic is worth 3 credits at AUB.

### Is PHIL 211 hard?

6 AUB students have written about PHIL 211 on Studiety. No one has left a star rating yet, so read what they wrote rather than an average.

### Who teaches PHIL 211 at AUB?

Studiety has 4 professors on record for PHIL 211: Christopher Johns, Hans D. Muller, Patrick Kuehner Lewtas, Saleh Agha. Sections change every term, so check the registrar for who is teaching now.

### Are there past papers for PHIL 211?

Yes — 1 file for PHIL 211 have been shared by AUB students on Studiety, including exams, quizzes, syllabi and notes. They are free to download with a student account.

## What to expect

- Has Quiz 1
- Has Quiz 2
- Has Final
- Has Attendance
- Has Participation

## Shared course material

1 file shared by students. Free to download after signing up.

- Syllabus: 1

## Student reviews

6 of 6 reviews, written by students who took the course.

- **2020-04** — If u r looking for a course where u don't have to do much, don't take it. Though he is very fair, if u work u'll get a good grade;)

- **2019-08** — 211 with Hans was a very easy course. Just do the exercises and you will be fine.

- **2019-08** — Logic with Hans is fun. And he's very helpful. We all had to put some effort in the course at some point. You can do well, and if you decide to take it I'm to ready offer my help in case you ever need it.

- **2019-08** — Classes are entertaining and he's good at presenting material in a very thought provoking way. Pat was easily the best phil professor I had (I did a phil minor). Also heads up, phil 211 doesn't count as a humanity (counts towards quantitative thought)

- **2019-08** — Hans is very easy-going and fair. He drops the lowest grade and the final is optional.

- **2019-08** — I rly liked Christopher L.Johns, he tells you that if you do what he expects from you then he won't mind putting u a high grade...but for me it was a bit too much work as for a humanity course...the great thing is that you'll simply get a grade you deserve;)

## See also

- [All Philosophy courses at AUB](https://studiety.com/aub/subject/philosophy.md)
- [Every AUB subject](https://studiety.com/aub/subjects.md)

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