Logics, or Logic, is a profound field that studies the principles of correct reasoning and argumentation. It is foundational in philosophy, mathematics, and computer science, exploring how we infer conclusions from premises using formal systems. Students engage with topics such as symbolic logic, deductive reasoning, fallacies, and the structure of arguments. The curriculum emphasizes understanding and applying logical frameworks, critical thinking, and problem-solving skills. Skills developed include analytical reasoning, argument construction, and the ability to identify logical inconsistencies. Graduates find opportunities in fields that value rigorous analytical thinking, such as computer programming, data analysis, philosophy, law, and academia, applying their expertise in constructing and evaluating arguments across various contexts.