The primary objective of studying Critical Thinking and Problem Solving is to equip learners with the ability to think clearly, logically, and independently when analyzing information and making decisions. By the end of the course, learners should be able to identify problems accurately, distinguish facts from opinions, evaluate evidence critically, recognize logical fallacies and biases, and construct well-reasoned arguments. The course also aims to develop structured problem-solving skills, enabling students to generate practical solutions, assess risks, and make ethical decisions in academic, professional, and personal contexts. Ultimately, the objective is to cultivate reflective, analytical, and responsible thinkers who can approach complex challenges with confidence and intellectual discipline.

Moduls

• Week 12 -Capstone Project and Course Review

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 11-Communication and Argumentation Skills

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 10 - Critical thinking in Real World Context

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 9 - Decision Making and risk Analysis

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 8 - Creative and Innovative thinking

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 7 - Structured Problem-Solving Models

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 6 - Problem Solving Fundamentals

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 5 - Evaluating Evidence and Sources

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 4 - Logical Fallacies

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 3 - Identifying Assumptions and Basis

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 2- Foundations of Logical Reasoning

  26 Feb 2026

• Week 1 - Introduction to Critical thinking

  26 Feb 2026