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Many, many years ago, I regularly posted my teaching materials on this website. Then learning management systems improved slightly, and I moved things over to Moodle and then to Canvas. That has worked, more or less, for the last five years. However, it seems to me that it might still be a good idea to make at least some basic materials from courses I regularly teach publicly available.
I wrote A Philosophical Introduction to Formal Logic to serve as a textbook for PHIL 103.
Here are some practice problems with solutions. The problems and solutions are in separate files. I recommend trying the problems before looking at the solutions:
I have taught two substantially different versions of PHIL 214. One is a general survey and the other is focused on abortion.
My epistemology course focuses on the ethics of belief and the debate between evidentialists and pragmatists.
Here is a syllabus for my philosophy of psychology course. This version emphasized issues around functionalism and some issues related to intelligence research. Other iterations of the course have emphasized the nature-nurture debate and issues in statistics.