Philosophy

PHIL 1301 Introduction to Philosophy I (3-0) 3 hours

Presents an adventure in ideas including the interpretation of those ideas. Asks anew, ultimate questions about the significance of life. With insights gleaned from world’s greatest philosophers, students seek to clarify own ideas and beliefs concerning themselves, their world and their ultimate destiny. Critical thinking is an important component of this course. (SCANS 6, 9)

Prerequisite: Pass reading on THEA, COMPASS, or other state-approved alternate test.

PHIL 2306 Introduction to Philosophy II (Ethics) (3-0) 3 hours

Introduces ethical theories based on answers given by the world’s greatest philosophers to the questions, “What makes acts right?” and “What is the good life?” Discusses and interprets the nature of goodness, duty and freedom. Considers selected ethical problems in light of each basic ethical system. (SCANS 6, 9)

Prerequisite: Pass reading on THEA, COMPASS, or other state-approved alternate test.