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COR 103 - Core Foundations II: Navigating Your Information Landscape

What makes an argument good or bad? What counts as evidence in our “post-truth” world? How can you understand and assess the truth value of a claim when you’re not an expert? In this course you’ll learn rhetorical strategies about how to examine arguments and types of evidence in different disciplines and fields of study. To help learn these strategies, you will do close readings of texts from a variety of disciplines in the liberal arts and sciences, popular culture, and social media.
Prerequisites

COR-101, COR-102

Co-requisite COR 104


Credits: 3
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