My apologies, the title is misleading. I'm just wondering how others would perceive it, in terms of getting a job.

A more precise question would be, is there any purpose in majoring in it, as opposed to taking a few classes in logic?

 

I can't speak to how it would be perceived in the job hunt, but here's a warning: looking at the course descriptions, Logic I and Logic II could be quite mathematically rigorous, depending on how they are taught. If you aren't strong at proof-based mathematics, these could bring down your GPA.

If Logic I requires that you prove Godel's theorems, it would be a really tough course. If it just discusses their consequences, it won't be.

 

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