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Fall, 2008
Click on a course title to see the course description and
schedule, or click on a link to visit the main page for the course, where
you will find the syllabus and other information.
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phil1304
syn 24342 |
- Introduction to Comparative Religion-PCM
This course is entirely web-based (internet access and email
required) The entry point for the course is
BlackBoard. (Click
here
for instructions on logging in.)
- Course Description: A study of
religious consciousness and the major religions of the world
including Hinduism, Buddhism, Taoism, Confucianism,
Zoroastrianism, Judaism, Christianity, and Islam.
- There are no prerequisites for
World Religions. A passing score or the equivalent on the
reading portion of the assessment test is required.
- Click the synonym to the left to go to the information page
for that class.
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phil2303
syn 24344 |
- Logic (PHIL2303)
(Internet access and email required)
- Course Description:
Students will be introduced to the rules of argument, inductive
and deductive reasoning, the recognition of informal and formal
fallacies, and the application of logical thinking in work and
social situations.
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There are no course prerequisites for Logic. A passing score or the equivalent on the reading,
writing, and mathematics portions of the
assessment test
is required.
- The entry point for the online
component of this course is
BlackBoard. (Click
here
for instructions on logging in.)
- Click the synonym to the left to go to the information page
for that class.
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phil2317
syn 26050
pcm |
- Modern
(PHIL2317)
(Internet access and email required)
- Course Description: Students
will be introduced to the history of early modern Western
Philosophy focusing on the attempt to understand the source,
nature, and limits of human knowledge as pursued by the
rationalists, the empiricists, and Kant.
- Course prerequisites: Introduction to
Philosophy (PHIL1301). A passing score or the equivalent on the reading
and writing portions of the assessment test is required.
- This class combines a classroom section and a PCM section.
The entry point for the online component of this course is
BlackBoard. (Click
here
for instructions on logging in.)
- Click the synonym to the left to go to the information page
for that class.
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phil2321
syn 24363
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- Philosophy of Religion (PHIL2321)
(Internet access and email required)
- Course Description: Students will be introduced to the
philosophical analysis of the nature of religion and religious
experience with an emphasis on such themes as rationality and
religious belief, the existence and attributes of God, and the
problem of evil.
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There are no course prerequisites for Philosophy of Religion. A passing score or the equivalent on the reading
and
writing portions of the
assessment test
is required.
- The entry point for the online
component of this course is
BlackBoard. (Click
here
for instructions on logging in.)
- Click the synonym to the left to go to the information page
for that class.
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