Continue your adventures in logic by learning how to use Venn diagrams to visualize set operations. Use sets and logic to evaluate arguments for soundness and validity. 

By the end of this course, you'll be able to systematically analyze a range of arguments.

Place objects in the appropriate regions of a Venn diagram

Use Venn diagrams to visualize empty and non-empty sets

Venn Diagrams

Introducing Venn Diagrams

Sets

Counting in Sets

Visualize set operations using Venn diagrams

Explore the relationships between different set operations

Set Operations

Complement

Intersection

Union

Set Operations and Counting

Configure Venn diagrams to represent empty and nonempty sets

Translate fluidly between Venn diagrams and logical implications

Empty and Nonempty Sets

Empty Sets

Nonempty Sets

Counting with Unknowns

Limited Knowledge

Explore the relationship between logical statements and diagram structures

Use diagram structures to represent chains of reasoning

Diagram Structure

Subsets

Determining Existence

Nested Subsets

Subsets and Venn Diagrams

Disjoint

Construct and evaluate arguments using diagrams

Determine whether an argument is valid and sound

Introduction to Arguments

Arguments

Validity

False Premises

Soundness

Use Venn diagrams to map and evaluate different argument types

Learn to identify and fix invalid arguments

Evaluating Arguments Systematically

Diagramming Arguments

Arguments with Negation

Handling Existence

Arguing Existence

Arguing Existence and Negation

Analyzing Arguments

Learn to analyze arguments using Venn diagrams.

Reasoning with Logic

Level 1Venn Diagrams

Level 2Set Operations

Level 3Empty and Nonempty Sets

Level 4Diagram Structure

Level 5Introduction to Arguments

Level 6Evaluating Arguments Systematically

Course description

Topics covered

Prerequisites and next steps

Prerequisites