This course provides information on the basic concepts and principles of logic. It covers logic, mathematical analysis, and the art of argumentation, teaching the structure of proofs and their relevance. Logic operations like "and," "or," "not," "if...then," etc., are explained. Students are introduced to logic circles, propositions, and syllogisms. Prominent figures like Euclid and Avicenna contributed significantly to the development of logic in the Middle Ages. This course is taught to students in 20-30 hours, mainly in the fields of science, analysis, and decision-making