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PH 243-001 Waves and Relativity LEC - Spring Semester 2025

Special relativity. Classical wave equation. Mechanical, electromagnetic and quantum mechanical waves. Fourier series. Laboratory component. Prerequisites: PH242 and MA132M.

NOTE: Lab time is to be determined, and will be in addition to the MWF 8:20 to 9:20 time slot.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PH 243-002 Waves and Relativity LAB - Spring Semester 2025

Special relativity. Classical wave equation. Mechanical, electromagnetic and quantum mechanical waves. Fourier series. Laboratory component. Prerequisites: PH242 and MA132M.

NOTE: Lab time is to be determined, and will be in addition to the MWF 8:20 to 9:20 time slot.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PH 243-003 Waves and Relativity LAB - Spring Semester 2025

Special relativity. Classical wave equation. Mechanical, electromagnetic and quantum mechanical waves. Fourier series. Laboratory component. Prerequisites: PH242 and MA132M.

NOTE: Lab time is to be determined, and will be in addition to the MWF 8:20 to 9:20 time slot.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PL 101H-001 Introduction to Philosophy - Fall Semester 2024

Analyze philosophical issues concerning human nature, our relationship to the world around us, and major philosophical issues of value and meaning. Study works of several great philosophers to help students develop their own views.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 102M-001 Introduction to Logic - Fall Semester 2024

Methods of critical and logical analysis of language and thought. Helps develop critical, analytical reasoning and linguistic precision.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 104H-001 Introduction to Ethics - Spring Semester 2025

Various systems for judging good and bad, right and wrong. Definitions of the good life, ethical theories and their application to issues such as abortion, civil rights, war and peace, censorship, etc.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PL 204H-001 Animal Ethics - Spring Semester 2025

Animal Ethics examines our responsibilities to other species, the intrinsic value of nature, the historical roots of anthropocentrism, and the ethics of the use of animals to further the ends of human beings.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PL 210M-001 Introduction to Symbolic Logic - Spring Semester 2025

An introduction to the study of symbolic logic, with special emphasis on formal methods of proof and the philosophical issues underlying formal reasoning.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PL 235H-001 History of Philosophy: Ancient - Fall Semester 2024

The rise of philosophy, 600 B.C. A.D. 100, with emphasis on natural philosophy. Pre-Socratics, Sophists, Stoics, Epicureans, Plato and Aristotle. Offered alternate years.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 242H-001 Philosophy of AI - Spring Semester 2025

Philosophy of AI
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PL 243E-001 Environmental Ethics - Fall Semester 2024

A philosophical investigation of our relationship to the natural environment, and how these considerations affect our moral obligations to other people, as well as future generations.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 243E-002 Environmental Ethics - Fall Semester 2024

A philosophical investigation of our relationship to the natural environment, and how these considerations affect our moral obligations to other people, as well as future generations.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 282H-001 Philosophical Problems - Fall Semester 2024

Explores classic philosophical problems such as the nature of truth, free will, personal identity, God's existence, the mind-body problem, ethical obligations, the meaning of life, giving an overview of the major fields of philosophy.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 309-001 Topics in Philosophy of Mind - Fall Semester 2024

Explores recent issues in philosophy of mind and cognitive science, such as how to make sense of conscious experience, and how to interpret our relationship with the world around us. Prior experience with philosophy recommended.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PL 390-001 Philosophyof Cognitive Science - Fall Semester 2024

Philosophyof Cognitive Science
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PO 102S-001 Introduction to American National Government & Politics - Fall Semester 2024

American democratic theory, political parties, interest groups, presidential selection and functions, Congress, Supreme Court, federal bureaucracy, and several major areas of policy making conducted by the national government.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PO 103G-001 Introduction to International Relations - Fall Semester 2024

Origins and structure of the international system; key actors, theories and concepts; global issues facing states and citizens, such as war, wealth and poverty, hunger and environment, and global justice.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PO 103G-001 Introduction to International Relations - Spring Semester 2025

Origins and structure of the international system; key actors, theories and concepts; global issues facing states and citizens, such as war, wealth and poverty, hunger and environment, and global justice.
Category: Spring Semester 2025

PO 104G-001 Introduction to Comparative Politics - Fall Semester 2024

Comparing national governments and politics by looking at development/political economy, nationalism, ethnicity, culture, gender, democratization, political institutions, state-society relations, parties. Cases include: UK, France, Germany, Japan, China, others.
Category: Fall Semester 2024

PO 104G-001 Introduction to Comparative Politics - Spring Semester 2025

Comparing national governments and politics by looking at development/political economy, nationalism, ethnicity, culture, gender, democratization, political institutions, state-society relations, parties. Cases include: UK, France, Germany, Japan, China, others.
Category: Spring Semester 2025
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