2005/2006 - Registrar - McMaster University

I15,8 BIOCHEM'STRVAND BIOMEDICAL 'SCIENCES.ARTS&SCI3CF3 INQUIRY TOPIC: DISCOVERY: ', '.. THE CONTEXT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH IUsing an issue-qased approach, the antecedents and con'seql,lences ofscientific discoveries will be explored, focusing on themes such as the.· role .of im,agination in leading scientific discovery.Enrolment is limited.' "ARTS&SCI 3CG3 INQUIRY TOPIC: DISCOVERY:THE CONTEXT OF SCIENTIFIC RESEARCH" .Using an issue~based approach, th,e antecedents and consequences of 'sCientific discoveries will be explored, focusing on themes such .as theart of interpreting scientific research. .Enrolment is limited.ARTS&SCI 3CI3 INQUIRY TOPIC:DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURALISM IThe social and~ economic impact, in Canada of factors such as race;gender and~ culture will be explored from. a,n historical perspective.· Enrolment is limited. .ARTS&SCI 3CJ3INQUIRYTOPIC:DIVERSITY AND MULTICULTURALISM"This course will focus on issues .of diversity in Canada with respect tothe Canadian model of multiculturalism and how it relates to othermodels,e.g. European, Australian and American models. "Enrolment is limited. .' .ARTS&SCI3EE3 EXPERIENTIAL LEARNING STUDY I!=xperiential study under the supervision of a McMaster, faculty member,including a presentation at a,final defence.· . .•Prerequisite: Registration in l.,evelillor above. Permission is based on astudy proposal submitted to the review committee, outlining th.e nature Qf. the. inquiry, the' learning objectives and proposed modes of evaluation.An information package is' available from the, Arts & Science Office.Enrolment ~s limited.ARTS&SClaL03 THE-INDIAN RELIGIOUS TRADITION ,Readings of Indian texts in transli3.tion will centrearound themessu~h asthe nature of human nature, fre.e will and determinism; renunciation and,social action; violence and non.-violence; ,altruism and selfi.shness.Two lectures, one tutorial; . one term.Prerequisite: Registration in Level III or aboveCross~list: RELIG ST 3L03 . ,." .This course is administered by the Dep[!ftment of Religious Studies;ARTS&SCI 3S03, THE EAST ASIAN RELIGIOUS TRADITION. .. Readings, of East Asian texts' in' translation will centre around ·themes, such asc:ulture vs. nature, virtue' vs. power, social responsibility vs. 'per-sonal cultivation, bookish le,arningvs. meditation. .Two lectures, one ·tutorial; one termPrerequisite: Registration in Level III or atiove· Cross-list: RELIG ST 3S03~ JAPAN ST3S03This course is administered by the Department of Religiotis StiJdie.s.ARTS&SCI 4A06 INDIVIDUAL STUDYThis course consists of study under the supervision' of: a McMaster'faculty member: Proposal'deadline is March 1; information package isavailable in the Program office. ( .ARTS&SCI 4A 12 INDIVIDUAL STUDYThe s13.me as ARTS&SCI 4A06 but based on more extensivestudy~ARTS&SCI 4C06 THESISThis course consists of original research under the supervision ofaMcMaster faculty member. Proposal deadline is March 1;. information .· package is available in the Prograni office. " ,ARTS&SCI 4C12 . THESISThe sallJeas ARTS&SGI 4C06 but based on more extensive.research.ARTS&SCI4EE6 EXPERIENTI4L LEARNING STUDY"Experiential study uriderthe supervision of a McMaster faculty··member,fncluding a presentation. at 'a final defence.'Prerequisite: ARTS&SCI 3EE3 and registration in LevellV'or above. Per~mission is based on a study proposal submitted to the review committee,outlining the nature of the inquiry, the 'Iearning objectives and proposedmodes of evaluation.' An information package is available from the Arts&Science Office