PHI 2206 Introduction to Ethics
Historical inquiry into the major concepts and attitudes of moral and ethical theory in Western society, emphasizing the role of human responsibility and the conditions for making ethical judgments.
Prerequisites: None
Course Outcomes
- Develop an ability to (re)present complex philosophical ideas, theories, and perspectives fairly, objectively, and critically in writing and oral discourse.
- Demonstrate exposure to and knowledge of the views and approaches to specific issues in ethics as presented in the writings of several figures/texts from the history of Philosophy. Read and understand historically influential primary source philosophical texts in ethical theory.
- Demonstrate increased awareness and understanding of complex issues and complex ethical issues as presented in philosophic texts.
Credit Hours: 3
- Classroom: 3 hours
- Division: Liberal Arts, Communication and Social Sciences
- Department: Philosophy
- Repeatable Credit: No
- Offered Online: No
Online Learning with Meeting Times
Online
Faculty: McCurdy
Term: Fall 2023
Format: Course meets online during scheduled days and times, with additional online content. Check the schedule to confirm the days and times your class will meet online. Requires computer and high-speed internet.
Course Fee: $22.50
Open Seats: 3
Meets: T from 12:30PM to 1:45PM
Section: 100
Open Seats: 3
Meets: T from
12:30PM to 1:45PM
12:30PM to 1:45PM
Section: 100
Online Learning
Faculty: George
Term: Fall 2023
Format: Complete work online when it fits your schedule, while adhering to weekly deadlines. No scheduled meeting times. Requires computer and high-speed internet.
Course Fee: $22.50
Open Seats: 2
Section: 500
Open Seats: 2
Section: 500
Online Learning
Faculty: Gonzalez Acevedo
Term: Fall 2023
Format: Complete work online when it fits your schedule, while adhering to weekly deadlines. No scheduled meeting times. Requires computer and high-speed internet.
Course Fee: $22.50
Open Seats: 11
Section: 501
Open Seats: 11
Section: 501