| COURSE | FALL SEMESTER
PRIORITY DURING ON-LINE COURSE REQUEST PERIOD After confirming that all pre-requisites have been met, students will be assigned in this priority order. |
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SPRING SEMESTER
PRIORITY DURING ON-LINE COURSE REQUEST PERIOD After confirming that all pre-requisites have been met, students will be assigned in this priority order. |
SPRING SEMESTER
PRIORITY FOR THE WAIT LIST If this is blank, priority is the same as during the Course Request period. |
| PHILO_111 Intro to Philosophy | 1. equal number
of SO, JR & SR 2. (12) spaces saved in section 01 for FR; (20) spaces saved in section 02 for FR |
FR & SO | ||
| PHILO_112 Ethics | 1. SO, PHILO majors
& POLCY majors 2. (20) spaces saved for FR |
1. SO, PHIL majors
& POLCY majors 2. all others |
1. FR & SO 2. PHILO majors 3. POLCY majors 4. all others |
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| PHILO_113A Ethics & Business | ||||
| PHILO_113B Environment, Culture & Values | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_113C Philosophy in Film | No priorities | |||
| PHILO_120 Persuading & Arguing | 1. FR & SO 2. PHILO majors 3. all others |
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| PHILO_121 Introductory Symbolic Logic | 1. PHILO majors
2. COSCI majors 3. SO 4. JR 5. (8) spaces saved for FR |
1. PHILO majors
2. COSCI majors 3. SO 4. JR 5. all others |
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| PHILO_210 Philosophy of Feminism | PHILO & WOMST majors, descending by class | |||
| PHILO_241 Ancient Philosophy | 1. CLST & PHILO
majors 2. SO 3. JR 4. FR by permission of instructor |
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| PHILO_242 Medieval & Renn Philosophy | ||||
| PHILO_243 Philosophy in 17th & 18th C | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_245 Philosophy in United States | No priorities | |||
| PHILO_246 Asian Philosophies | ||||
| PHILO_251 Philosophy of Religion | 1. PHILO & RELGN
majors 2. Not appropriate for freshmen |
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| PHILO_252 Philosophy of Art | 1. A&AH, ENGL,
MUSIC & T&D majors 2. FLMST minors |
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| PHILO_253 Philosophy of Society | ||||
| PHILO_254 Philosophy of Science | 1. PHILO majors 2. Not appropriate for FR |
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| PHILO_255 Philosophy of Law | No priorities | PHILO majors | ||
| PHILO_261A Biomedical Ethics | 1. PHILO majors,
descending by class 2. BIOL majors, descending by class 3. B&MB majors, descending by class |
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| PHILO_261B Sensuous Imperatives | ||||
| PHILO_261C Jewish Thought: Bible to Buber | ||||
| PHILO_261D Recent Political Thought | ||||
| PHILO_261E 21st Century Philosophy | ||||
| PHILO_261F Fate of Self in Modernity | ||||
| PHILO_261G Film Aesthetics | FLMST minors | |||
| PHILO_261H Theories of Rhetoric | ||||
| PHILO_261I Minds & Robots | ||||
| PHILO_261J Persuading & Arguing | 1. PHILO majors 2. all others |
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| PHILO_261K Conservatism & Liberalism | ||||
| PHILO_261L Race & Justice | ||||
| PHILO_261M Philosophy of Education | No priorities | |||
| PHILO_261N Existentialism | No priorities | |||
| PHILO_261O Artificial Life | 1. PHILO majors 2. BIOL majors |
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| PHILO_261P Merleau-Ponty | 1. PHILO & FRNCH
majors 2. Not appropriate for freshmen |
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| PHILO_261Q Phil of Hist: Russian Case | 1. PHILO, RUSSN
& RUSST majors 2. FR by permission of instructor only |
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| PHILO_261R Bio-Ethics | PHILO, BIOL, B&MB & CHEM majors | |||
| PHILO_261S Ideas of Democracy | ||||
| PHILO_261T Theories of Knowledge | ||||
| PHILO_261U Philosophy of Mind | ||||
| PHILO_290 Contemp Philosophy Workshop | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_364 Major Texts in 19C Philosophy | ||||
| PHILO_364A From Kant to Marx | ||||
| PHILO_373 Maj Texts 20C Cont Philo | No priorities | |||
| PHILO_374A Wittgensteinian Investigations | 1. PHILO majors 2. all others |
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| PHILO_382 Theories of Knowledge | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_383 Theories of the Real | ||||
| PHILO_384 Theories of Value | ||||
| PHILO_385 Theories of History | ||||
| PHILO_391A Hegel's Phenomenology | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_391B Knowing the Unknowable God | 1. PHILO majors 2. RELGN majors |
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| PHILO_391C Philosophy of Mind | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_391D Seminar: Kant, 1st Critique | PHILO majors | |||
| PHILO_391D American Pragmatism |
Updated 10/21/05;
B. Lehman