Theories about the definition of right and wrong, the nature of moral knowledge, and virtue and vice, primarily in the Western philosophical tradition, as explored by philosophers from Plato to the present.
Introduction to the concepts of valid reasoning and proof in modern logic. Approaches may include diagramming and pictorial representation.
Develops and improves fundamental skills of clear, coherent, and critical thinking, speaking, and writing. Aims to foster confidence in the student's ability to solve problems by reasoning. Emphasizes rules of critical reasoning and techniques for applying them to real-world problems in science, management, law, aesthetics, and politics.
Spanish 103 is the first part of the Online Elementary Spanish Course. Spanish 103 will cover all the following language skills: speaking, listening, reading, writing, cultural awareness, and ortografía (spelling).
No previous knowledge of Spanish.
Open to qualified students with permission of instructor. Hours to be arranged.
By permission only.
Requires application approval.
Writing intensive.
By permission only.
Requires application approval.
Writing intensive.
Prerequisites: Outstanding juniors and seniors may enroll in this course under the supervision of a qualified faculty member with written permission of the faculty member and the undergraduate coordinator. Students with a cumulative grade-point average of 3.2 or higher will receive special consideration. No more than 6 problems credits may be used toward any major or minor offered by the Department of Biological Sciences.
Restricted to accounting majors or minors with senior standing. May not be used as a substitute for any departmental requirements. A substantial research project is conducted and a final semester paper is required in order to fulfill course requirements.Prerequisites: Permission of department chair and instructor. Requires application approval from RBS undergraduate dean's office.
Managerial ideas and techniques for scheduling and controlling production processes and planning, organizing, and controlling functions are developed through quantitative applications; interrelationships, behavioral aspects, and practical applications.
