Title: Course Outcomes
Course: Introduction_to_philosophy_Set_3

- Students will be able to analyze and interpret advanced philosophical texts, demonstrating an understanding of key concepts and arguments within the context of ethical, metaphysical, epistemological, and political philosophy.
- Students will engage in critical discussions, evaluating differing philosophical perspectives and articulating well-reasoned arguments that reflect an understanding of contemporary issues in philosophy.
- Students will apply philosophical methodologies to assess real-world problems, utilizing critical thinking skills to formulate original solutions and arguments.
- Students will evaluate the relevance of historical philosophical ideas in contemporary society, drawing connections between past and present philosophical discourse.
- Students will produce original written work that contributes to philosophical scholarship, demonstrating the ability to synthesize information from diverse sources and present coherent arguments.
- Students will justify their philosophical positions through rigorous evaluation of scholarly sources, including peer-reviewed articles and recent research papers, fostering an environment of scholarly inquiry.