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That’s true, though an actual computer science class will give the OP a better understanding on how computer programming works (more the syntax and how it works than the logic behind it). Although, be warned OP; introductory computer science courses are typically rather difficult for those who do not have a natural flair in programming. They are a part of those “weed-out” classes designed to get rid of people not suited for the major. </p>
<p>It would probably be beneficial to take an introductory computer science course as well as a formal logic class. But make sure you acquaint yourself with programming beforehand so that you aren’t overwhelmed by the class.</p>