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Request for Additional Funds for OPTIONAL 4th and 5th Courses

This video is for those who are opting in to select a 4th and optional 5th course. This is not a required mandate. Only the first three workshops are required.

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How To Register for a Workshop in OLC

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How to Fill out the HEERF Professional Development Funds Request Form

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How To Register for a Workshop and Save an Invoice in QM

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Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 2, 2017

Criminal and Civil Cases

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Economic Puzzles - Part 4.mov

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The Money Creating Potential of the Banking System

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Legislative Process I: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of October 27, 2016

Legislative Process I

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Voting: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of October 18, 2016

Voting

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Criminal and Civil Cases: Professor Tannahill's Lecture of March 3, 2016

Criminal and Civil Cases

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More Proofs Using Subproofs

Dr. Smith works through two more examples of proofs using the subproof method.

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Conditional-IndirectProofs

This video provides an introduction to subproofs: conditional proof and indirect proof. The video provides several examples of proofs using the subproof method.

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SomeBasicProofs

This video walks through some short proofs in sentential logic, using the basic rules for proof.

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BasicConceptofProofs

This video provides a general overview of the concept of proofs in sentential logic. It demonstrates the use of a proof in a natural language (English) setting and it introduces the basic procedure…

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Basic Rules for Proofs

This video explains the 7 basic rules of proof for sentential logic.

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