The beginning of our introductory math journey is Logic. Through these challenging problem solving exercises, you'll construct the critical thinking skills that are the basis for mathematical reasoning. You'll use clues with limited information to make deductions and solve puzzles. By the end of this course, you’ll have a foundation in the core logical concepts and strategies used across STEM disciplines.

Combine multiple clue types to solve more sophisticated puzzles

Order Logic

Neighbors

Heights

Comparisons

Solve order logic puzzles involving negation

Combine clue types to rule out possibilities and drive to solutions

Negation

Relative Comparisons

Value Logic

Between

Solve order logic puzzles with different types of rearrangements

Learn how to interpret and solve using the logical operator "or"

Rearrangement

Shuffling

Swapping

Rearrangements

Either/Or

Use case analysis to narrow down the possibilities and drive to solutions

Handling Cases

At Least

At Most

Sums

Differences

Assign objects based on a variety of logical clues

Solve puzzles where the objects you're assigning have multiple properties

Assignment

Assigning Sizes

Even and Odd

Bigger and Smaller

Multiple Properties

Relate phrases to their precise numerical meaning

Solve assignment puzzles that use a variety of different quantifiers

Quantifiers

More

Fewer

Mixing Quantifiers

Not and No

Use optimization strategies to minimize and maximize outcomes

Optimization

Minimizing

Maximizing

Stretch your analytic muscles with codebreaking and logical robots.

Strengthen your deductive reasoning skills by using a variety of logical clues to configure grids.

Logic

Level 1Order Logic

Level 2Negation

Level 3Rearrangement

Level 4Handling Cases

Level 5Assignment

Level 6Quantifiers

Level 7Optimization

Truth and Lies

Course description

Topics covered

Prerequisites and next steps