Karnataka II PUC Logic (KSEAB) case studies
Karnataka II PUC Logic (KSEAB) · Put your knowledge to work in context.
Logic is one of the optional subjects in the Karnataka Pre-University (II PUC) curriculum, examined in writing by the Karnataka School Examination and Assessment Board (KSEAB). Students usually take it alongside arts, commerce or science combinations, and the marks count toward the II PUC result used for university admission and for eligibility in competitive examinations. The Karnataka II PUC Logic (KSEAB) case studies are 5 cases and about 4,364 words.
1The Syllogism Audit at the Dharwad Logic Fest
The logic association of a PU college in Dharwad holds a 'syllogism audit' for 24 inter-collegiate teams. Each team submits four arguments, and a first-year volunteer must mark them using mood, figure and the rules of distribution.
1,009 words, about 5 min2The Reference Section Notice Board
The librarian of a PU college in Udupi posts four statements on the reference section notice board and runs a one-question contest: A: All reference books are borrowable books. E: No reference books are borrowable books.
849 words, about 4 min3The Pump Controller Manual
A science club at a PU college in Mangaluru has built a model automatic pump controller with four indicator lamps. The variables are: T - the overhead tank is full; M - the motor is overheating; P - mains power is available; S - the pump is switched on.
838 words, about 4 min4The Finger Millet Plot Trial in Mandya
An agricultural science student at a PU college in Mandya compares four 0.4-hectare plots of finger millet, all sown with the same variety (ML-365) on the same date in the same red sandy loam, and all receiving 42 mm of measured irrigation. The only difference is the input package: Plot 1: compost + recommended NPK - 22 q/ha Plot 2: no compost + recommended NPK - 18 q/ha Plot 3: compost + no NPK - 15 q/ha Plot 4: no compost + no NPK - 11 q/ha She then interviews 15 farmers at a compost-training workshop; 12 report yields above 20 q/ha, and she concludes that compost training raises yield by about 10 q/ha across the district.
828 words, about 4 min5The Hostel Circular and the Disciplinary Committee
An PU college hostel in Belagavi, with 180 residents and 40 day scholars, issues a circular before the mid-term examinations. The disciplinary committee must interpret four clauses after students object: C1: 'Only hostellers may use the reading room after 10 p.m.' C2: 'Day scholars who have not obtained a gate pass will not be allowed to attend the evening study circle unless the warden grants special permission.' C3: 'No serious student wastes time in the canteen during study hours.' C4: 'The warden told the prefects on Monday that the inspectors would visit the kitchen.' A day scholar without a gate pass stayed away from the study circle and later argued that he had no choice.
840 words, about 4 min