Introduction to Philosophy

Course Code: L185 Course Level: Undergraduate Subject Area: Arts and Humanities Course Qualification: Short Course This course is available…

Say you wanted to get better at thinking. Where would you even start? The idea on its own is so abstract. But becoming a better thinker is …

Writing History is a survey of historical thought, philosophy, and historiography. This course will survey the questions, methods, and deba…

This online course will introduce you to American laws related to terrorism and the prevention of terrorism. My approach to the topic is th…

This course is intended as an introduction to political philosophy as seen through an examination of some of the major texts and thinkers o…

The Philosophy of Death study group provides an opportunity to ask questions such as: “What does it mean to die and who or what is the ‘per…

Quality assurance (QA) engineering can mean many different things to different people. In this course, learn about QA practices within the …

Data structures are used in almost all applications, so developers need to know what they are and how to use the most common ones. In this …

We have learned that remote work is viable, but perhaps that isn’t your long-term future. If you also aren’t sure that bringing everyon…

We will begin by understanding what biological diversity actually means and the importance of this diversity in maintaining ecosystem proce…