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influence on metaphysics, phenomenology, aesthetics, literary theory,
religion, social science, and other areas will be examined.
PHIL 4027G Philosophy of Heidegger
3 cr.
This course will examine fundamental issues in the philosophy
of Martin Heidegger, the influential 20th century German thinker
whose 1927 book, Being and Time, laid the foundation for existentialism,
and whose later work helped shape “postmodernist”
discourse. The nature of his thought, and the basis of his multifaceted
influence on metaphysics, phenomenology, aesthetics, literary
theory, religion, social science, and other areas will be examined.
PHIL 4200 Health Promotion Ethics
3 cr.
(EDHS 4200 and PHIL 4200 are cross-listed) This course will examine
ethical issues arising in the professional and social-policy
aspects of health promotion. Coverage includes such topics as:
“fact,” “value,” and “knowledge” regarding health; moral codes in
health promotion; concepts of efficiency, fairness, autonomy, and
privacy in health contexts; and special moral problems concerning
sex, drugs, food, pain, aging, death, health on the job, and generational
equality.
PHIL 4200G Health Promotion Ethics
3 cr.
(EDHS 4200 and PHIL 4200 are cross-listed) This course will examine
ethical issues arising in the professional and social-policy
aspects of health promotion. Coverage includes such topics as:
“fact,” “value,” and “knowledge” regarding health; moral codes in
health promotion; concepts of efficiency, fairness, autonomy, and
privacy in health contexts; and special moral problems concerning
sex, drugs, food, pain, aging, death, health on the job, and generational
equality.
PHIL 4205 Environmental Ethics
3 cr.
A philosophical study of theories and problems concerning the
moral relationship between human beings and the non-human
world, including animals and ecosystems.
PHIL 4205G Environmental Ethics
3 cr.
A philosophical study of theories and problems concerning the
moral relationship between human beings and the non-human
world, including animals and ecosystems.
Physics
PHYS 1001 Introduction to Physics
3 cr.
Introductory physics courses for non-science majors. May be taken
without regard to order. PHYS 1001: Force, motion, properties of
matter and heat. PHYS 1002: Sound, electricity, magnetism, light,
nuclear physics and relativity. Does not constitute degree credit for
any major in the College of Sciences.
PHYS 1002 Introduction to Physics
3 cr.
Introductory physics courses for non-science majors. May be taken
without regard to order. PHYS 1001: Force, motion, properties of
matter and heat. PHYS 1002: Sound, electricity, magnetism, light,
nuclear physics and relativity. Does not constitute degree credit for
any major in the College of Sciences.
PHYS 1003 Introductory Physics Lab
1 cr.
Laboratory to accompany PHYS 1001 and PHYS 1002 respectively.
Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS 1001 and 1002.
PHYS 1004 Introductory Physics Lab
1 cr.
Laboratory to accompany PHYS 1001 and PHYS1002 respectively.
Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS 1001 and 1002.
PHYS 1005 Introductory Astronomy
3 cr.
Introductory course in astronomy.PHYS 1005 treats naked-eye
astronomy, the history and development of astronomy, and the
comparative planetology of the solar system. PHYS 1006 introduces
the astronomy of the Sun and stars, galaxies and cosmolgy. May be
taken without regard to order.
PHYS 1006 Introductory Astronomy
3 cr.
Introductory course in astronomy.PHYS 1005 treats naked-eye
astronomy, the history and development of astronomy, and the
comparative planetology of the solar system. Physics 1006 introduces
the astronomy of the Sun and stars, galaxies and cosmology.
May be taken without regard to order.
PHYS 1007 Introductory Astronomy Lab
1 cr.
Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS 1005 and 1006 respectively.
A two-hour night laboratory to accompany PHYS 1005 and
1006.
PHYS 1008 Introductory Astronomy Lab
1 cr.
Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS 1005 and 1006 respectively.
A two-hour night time laboratory to accompany PHYS 1005
and 1006.
PHYS 1010 Physics of Music
3 cr.
Prerequisite: high school algebra. The physical and acoustical background
of music, the reception and hearing of musical sound, the
acoustics of rooms, the production of musical sounds and musical
instruments.
PHYS 1011 Physics of Music Lab
1 cr.
Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS 1010. A two-hour laboratory
to accompany PHYS 1010.
PHYS 1020 Energy & Environmental Physics
3 cr.
Introduction to energy, energy supply, and demand, exponential
growth, electric energy, basic thermodynamic limitations, fossil
fuels, nuclear power, future energy sources, transportation, pollution,
resources, recycling.
PHYS 1030 Physics, An Overview
3 cr.
A descriptive introduction to the basic concepts of the major
branches of Physics and their application in modern society. Examples
will be taken from current physics-based research in a variety
of fields.
PHYS 1031 General Physics
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: credit in MATH 1116 or MATH
1126. A study of classical mechanics, fluids and sound. Credit cannot
be earned for both Physics 1031 and 1061. The required one hour
per week recitation must be scheduled for the selected Physics 1031
section.
PHYS 1032 General Physics
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: Physics 1031. A study of heat,
optics, electricity, magnetism and modern physics. Credit cannot be
earned for both Physics 1032 and Physics 1062.
PHYS 1033 General Physics Laboratory
1 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS
1031. A two-hour laboratory to accompany PHYS 1031. Credit cannot
be earned for both Physics 1033 and Physics 1063.
PHYS 1034 General Physics Laboratory
1 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisite: credit or registration in PHYS
1032. A two-hour laboratory to accompany PHYS 1032. Credit cannot
be earned for both Physics 1034 and Physics 1065.
PHYS 1061 Physics for Science & Engr
3 cr.
Offered each semester. Prerequisites: credit or registration in MATH
2111 or 2108 and co-registration in PHYS 1063 or consent of department.
A study of the fundamental concepts and theories of general
physics, mechanics of particles, rigid bodies, fluids, and sound. The
required one-hour per week recitation period must be scheduled
for the selected Physic 1061 section.
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