Course Descriptions for the English Studies & Communications Skills Department

PHIL2000 - Introduction To Ethics
Fall 2012

This course examines major ethical theories and their implications. Students learn the basic concepts of utilitarian, deontological, and virtue ethics as well as modern responses to comprehensive ethical theories including ethical egoism and relativism. In addition to learning the basic concepts, students will analyze popular cultural narratives, including plays, news stories, advertisements, and movies as illustrations of the major ethical theories.
Prerequisite: 15 credits
3 Credits

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PHIL2000-A Introduction To Ethics
2 Seats     Credits: 3 Days: ONLINE
  Add to Planner     Location: Internet/Online Room:
    Time: - Instructor: Forbes
    Session: 2 (01/10 - 03/06/15) Term: Spring 2015
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      Prerequisite: 15 credits
      Course is taught Fully Online.  
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PHIL2000-B Introduction To Ethics
18 Seats     Credits: 3 Days: T
  Add to Planner     Location: Moon Room: Hale Center 302
    Time: 06:00-08:50 pm Instructor: Forbes
    Session: 1 (01/12 - 05/02/15) Term: Spring 2015
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      Prerequisite: 15 credits