UMM

Curriculum Committee

Form B

 

Rev: 07/2004
 

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University of Minnesota, Morris

 

Curriculum Committee Form B:

Discipline Objectives and Requirements

 


All changes become effective the fall semester following Campus Assembly approval.

 

Date: 9/7/04

Discipline/Division: Philosophy

 

 

I.         Introductory Statement: NC

 

II.        Objectives:—NC

 

III.            Assessment:      

 

IV. Requirements for a Major:

include one from:

Phil 1111, Philosophical Skills

Phil 2101, Introduction to Symbolic Logic

 

any one from:

Phil 1101, Introduction to Philosophy

Phil 1121, Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion

Phil 2111, Introductory Ethics

Phil 2141, Introduction to Analytic Feminism

Phil 2150, Variable Introductory Topics in Philosophy

Phil 2151, Philosophy of mind

 

any two from:

Phil 3121, Political Philosophy

Phil 3131, Philosophy of Law

Phil 4100, Variable Topics in Moral Issues and Theories

Phil 4111, Ethical Theory

 

any two from:

Phil 3101, Metaphysics

Phil 3141, The Theory of Knowledge

Phil 4121, Philosophy of Language

Phil 4130, Variable Topics in Contemporary Issues in Philosophy

Phil 4131, Personal Identity, Names, and Essences

 

any two from:

Phil 3151, History of Ancient Philosophy

Phil 3161, History of Medieval Philosophy

Phil 3171, History of Modern Philosophy

Phil 4000, Variable Topics in the History of Philosophy Seminar

Phil 4002, Existentialism

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Phil 4901, Senior Philosophical Defense

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One 4xxx course, other than 4901, that may also be used to fulfill some other requirement of the major

 

Courses with grades of D may not be used to meet the major requirements.

 

Required courses may not be taken S-N unless offered S-N only.

 

V.        Requirements for a Minor:

include one from:

Phil 1111, Philosophical Skills

Phil 2101, Introduction to Symbolic Logic

 

any one from:

Phil 1101, Introduction to Philosophy

Phil 1121, Introduction to the Philosophy of Religion

Phil 2111, Introductory Ethics

Phil 2141, Introduction to Analytic Feminism

Phil 2150, Variable Introductory Topics in Philosophy

Phil 2151, Philosophy of mind

 

any one from:

Phil 3121, Political Philosophy

Phil 3131, Philosophy of Law

Phil 4100, Variable Topics in Moral Issues and Theories

Phil 4111, Ethical Theory

 

any one from:

Phil 3101, Metaphysics

Phil 3141, The Theory of Knowledge

Phil 4121, Philosophy of Language

Phil 4130, Variable Topics in Contemporary Issues in Philosophy

Phil 4131, Personal Identity, Names, and Essences

 

any one from:

Phil 3151, History of Ancient Philosophy

Phil 3161, History of Medieval Philosophy

Phil 3171, History of Modern Philosophy

Phil 4000, Variable Topics in the History of Philosophy Seminar

Phil 4002, Existentialism

 

Courses with grades of D may not be used to meet the minor requirements.

 

Required courses may not be taken S-N unless offered S-N only.

 

VI.            Requirements for Teacher Preparation:      

 

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