Informative, fascinating class and a VERY entertaining professor, with a delightful understated humor and clear explanations, motivations and examples. I was expecting a class entirely about Mathematical Logic... so I was surprised (a good surprise, it turned out) when I discovered that this class roams much more broadly into the Philosophy of Logic. I was satisfied that enough chapters were about Mathematical Logic - and actually I found the broader context interesting. For example, I had long heard about Aristotle's syllogisms , but had never looked into them. While there are no Math prerequisites for this class, you'll probably find your head spin by the middle of the course, unless you have a "mathematical predisposition." (I have a Master's in Math, so for me it was a fun and light "feasting on proofs"... but a lot of people might feel differently!) Nonetheless, this great course is quite worthwhile to at least START...