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organ systems, using electron and light microscopy; patho- 3036 W ell Logging (3) F Prereq.: EE 2950, PETE 2034, 4241 Special T opics in Petroleum E ngineering D esign
genesis of specific diseases. and PH YS 2102. Q ualitative and quantitative formation (3) Prereq.: senior or graduate standing and perm ission
7508 H istopathology Slide C onference (1) F ,S Prereq.: evaluation by means of electric, acoustic, and radioactive of instructor. M ay be taken for a m ax. of 6 hrs. credit
D .V.M . degree or equivalent and consent of instructor. w ell logs. when topics vary. O ne or more phases of current petroleum
M ay be taken for a m ax. of 4 hrs. of credit when topics 3037 P etroleum F ield O perations (1) F Prereq.: engineering design.
vary. Histopathological aspects of diseases in various perm ission of departm ent; 3 hrs. lab. Field operations 4253 U nitization and A ppraisal of Petroleum P roper-
animal species; direct student participation in mor- associated w ith production engineering; field equipment ties (3) V Prereq.: PETE 3025, 3053, and 4051. Technical
phological description and literature review . and operation; pneumatic and electronic safety systems; aspects of unitization and evaluation of petroleum proper-
7509 Surgical Pathology (1-2) V Prereq.: D .V.M . degree fluid flow measurements. ties subject to joint management.
or equivalent and PBS7516. M ay be taken for a m ax. of 6 3053 P etroleum E ngineering A spects of Subsurface 4998 Senior P roject I (1) Prereq.: Senior status in the
sem . hrs. credit when topics vary. G ross and microscopic G eology (3) S Prereq.: PETE 3025 and 3036; or senior C ollege of Engineering. W ritten and oral presentation
examination of surgery-derived specimens of diseased status in geology. Engineering aspects of petroleum required. First phase of theoretical and/or experimental
tissues from various animals; clinical case interpretation, geology; interpretation of subsurface data; reservoir investigations of an approved topic in petroleum
histopathological description, diagnosis, prognosis, and mapping; determination of reservoir volume. engineering.
consultation techniques. 3990 Independent R esearch (1-2) F ,S,Su M ay be taken 4999 Senior P roject II (1) S Prereq.: PETE 4998 and
7513 P athology of N eoplasia (2) V Prereq.: D VM degree for a m ax. of 3 sem . hrs. of credit. Num ber of hours, out- senior standing in the C ollege of Engineering. W ritten and
or equivalent and PBS 7501. 1 hr. lecture; 1 hr. lab. line of proposed work, and nam e of faculty supervisor oral presentation required. Theoretical and/or
C omparative gross, microscopic, immunochemical, and m ust be stated at tim e of registration. Individual research experimental investigation, including a literature review , of
pathogenetic study of naturally occurring neoplastic or engineering studies w ith faculty supervision. an approved topic in petroleum engineering.
disease in animals. 4045 D rilling E ngineering (3) F Prereq.: C E 2200 and 7195 R eservoir C haracterization (3) See G EO L 7195.
7514 L aboratory A nim al P athology (2) V Prereq.: credit or registration C E 3400. D rilling process, including 7201 F luid F low in P orous M edia (3) V Prereq.: PETE
D .V.M . degree or equivalent and consent of instructor. equipment and performance; w ell pressure control and 4052 and 4056, or equivalent. G eneral hydrodynamic
M acroscopic, microscopic, and pathogenetic study of the buoyancy; rheology, circulation pressure, and optimum equations for flow of fluids through porous media; tw o-
infectious, nutritional, degenerate, and toxic diseases that hydraulics of drilling fluids; oil w ell casing design and dimensional flow problems and potential theory methods;
affect the commonly used species of laboratory rodents, cementing techniques. gravity flow systems; tw o-fluid systems; systems of non-
rabbits, and primates. 4046 W ell D esign-P roduction (3) S Prereq.: PETE 4045. uniform permeability; multiple w ell systems using comput-
7515 V eterinary D erm atopathology (2) V Prereq.: Analysis and design of w ell production systems; rod pump- erized streamline tracking methods.
D .V.M . degree or equivalent and PBS 7516. 1 hr. lecture; ing, gas lift 7202 A dvanced W ell T esting Theory and A nalysis (3)
2 hrs. lab. Histopathological evaluation of integumentary 4050 R eservoir D ynam ics (3) Prereq.: PETE 2032 and V Prereq.: PETE 4051 and 4052 or equivalent. U nsteady-
system, tissue response, and diseases of various animal M ATH 2065. Fundamentals of reservoir flow ; application state flow of reservoir fluids in porous media; application
species of veterinary importance. to single-w ell performance; w ell testing, gas reservoir of theory to pressure buildup analysis, w ell interference
7516 A dvanced D iagnostic P athology of A nim als (1-2) engineering; w aterflooding fundamentals. testing, pulse testing, pressure draw dow n analysis, drill
V Prereq.: D .V.M . degree or equivalent. M ay be taken for 4051 R eserve E stim ation and R eservoir M anagem ent stem testing, and w ater influx prediction.
a m ax. of 6 sem . hrs. of credit when topics vary. N ecropsy (3) F Prereq.: PETE 3053. Q uantitative study and 7211 P roduction System A nalysis (3) V Prereq.: C E
of various animals submitted for postmortem examination: behavior prediction of volumetric and w ater-drive reservoir 2200, M E 3333 and PETE 4046 or equivalent. U se of
gross, light, and electron microscopy; and systems by material balance. multiphase flow correlations to determine flow rates and
immunohistochemistry; correlation and synthesis of clinical 4056 N um erical Sim ulation of Im proved R ecovery pressure traverses in flow ing oil w ells, gas-condensate
information, anatomical finding, and other ancillary P rocesses (3) S Prereq.: M ATH 2065, and PETE 4050 w ells, gathering systems, and pipe lines; applications of
laboratory results, for an accurate determination of disease and 4051. U se of computer simulation to predict oil and correlations to the design of gas lift systems.
diagnosis and pathogenesis. gas reservoir performance and to design enhanced recovery 7212 W ell C om pletion D esign (3) V Prereq.: PETE 4046
7525 A dvanced V eterinary C linical P athology (1-2) V processes. or consent of instructor. Systems analysis for optimum
Prereq.: D .V.M . degree or equivalent. M ay be taken for a 4058 R eservoir M echanics L aboratory (1) S Prereq.: production by designing best combination of tubing, flow
m ax. of 6 sem . hrs. of credit when topics vary. D iagnosis PETE 4051. 3 hrs. lab. Simulation of reservoirs w ith lines, choke sizes, perforation density, and separator pres-
and pathogenesis of hematological and clinical chemistry physical models; fluid flow in porous media. sure; inflow performance of reservoirs; w ell completion
changes in blood from various animal species; techniques; gravel packing; tubing effects.
understanding the applicable instrumentation, and 4059 D rilling F luids L aboratory (1) F Prereq.: credit or
registration in PETE 4045. 3 hrs. lab. Accom panies PETE 7221 D rilling D ata A cquisition and P rocessing (3) V
methodologies of assays and quality assurance; Prereq.: PETE 4059, 4060, and 4086 or equivalent. M ud
interpretation of cytological specimens (tissue and fluids) 4045.
and surface drilling data acquisition and processing;
and correlation w ith clinical and histopathological findings. 4060 P revention of O il and G as W ell Blow outs (1) S
dow nhole data acquisition w ith drilling stopped and w hile
7530, 7531, 7532 L aboratory A nim al Science I, II, III Prereq.: credit or registration in PETE 4045. 3 hrs. lab.
drilling, data processing; formation evaluation and data
(2, 2, 2,) F ,S,Su Prereq.: D .V.M . degree or equivalent C auses and detection of w ell kicks and the proper handling
analysis.
and consent of instructor. Biology, husbandry, diseases, of these kicks to prevent uncontrolled flow (blow out) from
the w ell; methods and techniques currently used in the oil 7222 D ow nhole P roduction F luid D ynam ics (3) V
medical care, regulations, and experimental uses of the Prereq.: PETE 4057 and 4085. W ireline sidew all core and
commonly used laboratory animal species; courses need and gas industry.
fluid recovery; data analysis and completion techniques;
not be taken in sequence. 4083 Secondary R ecovery of P etroleum (3) V Prereq.:
thermodynamic properties of fluids; dow nhole production
PETE 4050 and 4051. R eservoir mechanics and applica-
data acquisition and interpretation; cased hole formation
PETROLEUM ENGINEERING tion of immiscible fluids displacement methods to sec-
evaluation.
• PETE ondary recovery of oil.
7231 N ontherm al M ethods of E nhanced O il R ecovery
4085 Surface H andling of P roduced F luids (3) V
1010 Introduction to P etroleum E ngineering (2) F Sci- (3) V Theory and field practice related to miscible dis-
Prereq.: PETE 2032 and 2034. O perating principles and
entific bases of petroleum geology and chemistry, placement processes and chemical and polymer flooding
design criteria for equipment used in field processing of oil
exploration, drilling, production, reservoir engineering, and techniques.
and gas, e.g., lean oil gasoline plants, gas dehydration
refining. units, gas sw eetening units, cryogenic gasoline plants, 7232 T herm al M ethods of O il R ecovery (3) V Theory of
2031 R eservoir R ock P roperties (3) F Prereq.: M ATH separators, gas transmission and compression facilities. heat transfer and heat generation applied to the perfor-
1552 and credit or registration in PH YS 2101. Physical mance prediction of oil recovery by such field processes as
4086 W ell D esign-D rilling (3) V Prereq.: PETE 4045.
properties of reservoir rock related to the production of oil forw ard and reverse in situ combustion, continuous and
D esign of drilling operations; bit selection and evaluation;
and gas. cyclic hot fluid injection, and production w ell heating.
mathematical modeling of bitw ear and penetration rate;
2032 R eservoir F luid P roperties (3) F Prereq.: C redit or determination of formation pore pressure and fracture 7241, 7242 Selected T opics in A dvanced P etroleum
registration in PH YS 2102. Physical and chemical pressure; selection of w ell casing and casing setting E ngineering (3,3) V M ay be repeated for credit when
properties of petroleum reservoir fluids related to depths; directional drilling; special design considerations topic varies; a total of 12 sem . hrs. of credit m ay be
production of oil and gas. for horizontal w ells. earned in these two courses.
2034 R ock and F luid P roperties L aboratory (1) S 4087 E nvironm ental C ontrol in P etroleum E ngineering 7256 Special P roblem s in Petroleum E ngineering (1-6)
Prereq.: credit in PETE 2031 and/or2032, and (3) V Prereq.: PETE 4045, 4051, and 4059. Environ- F ,S,Su M ay be taken for a m ax. of 6 sem . hrs. of credit.
registration in the other course. 3 hrs. lab. mental impact and pollution mechanisms in petroleum Individual study and research.
2060 C om putational M ethods in Petroleum E ngineer- engineering technologies; basic concepts regarding oilfield 7280 M athem atical Sim ulation of P etroleum R eservoir
ing (2) F Prereq.: M ATH 1552. 1 hr. lecture; 2 hrs. lab. w aste generation, toxicity, and environmental regulatory P erform ance (3) V Prereq.: PE TE 4056 or equivalent;
C omputing infrastructure, programming fundamentals, process; synergy betw een process productivity and and PETE 4051 and 4052. D evelopment and application of
numerical methods, and petroleum engineering commercial environmental performance. mathematical models for predicting petroleum reservoir
softw are. 4088 F orm ation E valuation (3) V Prereq.: PETE 3036. performance, including multiphase fluid flow in three
U se of different formation evaluation techniques to provide dimensions.
3002 C om m unicating P etroleum E ngineering T echnol-
ogy (3) F Prereq.: EN G L 2000, junior standing in the a comprehensive description of reservoir content produci- 7285 Statistical R eservoir M odeling (3) Prereq.:
C ollege of Engineering, and perm ission of departm ent. bility; drilling fluid and cutting analysis; core analysis; perm ission of instructor. Theory and practice of modeling
C ommunication skills including technical w riting, public formation tester; drillstem test; analysis of openhole logs uncertainty; spatially variable rock properties for
speaking, group management, and computer usage applied by overlay, crossplot, and digital evaluation methods. subsurface reservoirs; distributions, transforms, Beyesian
to petroleum engineering topics. 4089 N atural G as E ngineering (3) V Prereq.: PETE updating, variograms/correlograms, estimation and
4051. Application of reservoir engineering principles and coestimation w ith various kriging methods, conditional
3025 E conom ic A spects of P etroleum P roduction (3) F simulation.
Prereq.: EC O N 2030 and IE 3302. M ineral ow nership and practices to gas and gas-condensate reservoirs; prediction
leasing in Louisiana; production decline curve analysis; of gas w ell performance; management of all types of gas
profitability analysis; risk analysis; evaluation of petroleum reservoirs; underground gas storage.
properties.

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332 Courses

7999 Sem inar (1) All graduate students are expected to 2953 H O N O R S: P hilosophical C olloquium (3) Prereq.: 4926 H ellenistic P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033 or
attend this course every sem ester. O nly 1 sem . hr. of a grade of “B” or higher in at least one other philosophy equivalent. Study of the major Hellenistic Philosophical
credit will be allowed towards the degree. Pass/Fail course; or consent of instructor. Subject draw n from Schools: the Epicureans, the Stoics, and the Sceptics.
grading. prominent philosophical w orks. 4928 M edieval P hilosophy (3) Also offered as REL 4928.
8000 T hesis R esearch (1-12 per sem .) “S”/“U ” grading. 2963, 2964, 2965 H O N O R S: Indep endent W ork for Analysis of key themes, traditions, and figures in medieval
9000 D issertation R esearch (1-12 per sem .) “S”/“U ” H onors Students (1,1,1) Prereq.: sophom ore standing, philosophy.
grading. com pletion of at least 3 hrs. of philosophy with a grade of 4931 D escartes, Spinoza, and L eibniz (3) Prereq.: 6 hrs.
“B” or higher, and a gpa of at least 3.00 in all work of philosophy or consent of instructor. 17 th century ratio-
taken. R eadings, conferences, and reports under faculty nalism, w ith emphasis on epistemology and metaphysics.
PHILOSOPHY • PHIL direction.
4933 L ocke, B erkeley, H um e (3) Language, epistemolo-
3001 E xistentialism (3) Basic themes of existentialist gy, ontology, self, G od, causation, realism, and idealism in
G eneral education courses are m arked with stars (Ú ). philosophy; the w orks of Kierkegaard, N ietzsche, Jaspers, the w ritings of these British empiricists.
Heidegger, C amus, M arcel, and Sartre.
4935 K ant (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2035 or equivalent. Basic
Ú 1000 Introduction to P hilosophy (3) M ajor w orks on 3002 P hilosophy and F ilm (3) Films as philosophical topics and arguments of Kant's C ritique of Pure Reason.
such themes as appearance and reality, human nature, texts.
4936 19 th C entury P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033
nature of know ledge, relation of mind and body, right and 3003 F rench E xistentialism (3) M ajor themes, issues, and and 2035; or equivalent. 19 th century philosophy, w ith
good, existence of G od, and freedom and determinism. theories of the French existentialist; existence, essence, emphasis on G erman thought; readings in Fichte, Hegel,
Ú 1001 H onors: Introduction to P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: and the question of Being; death, nothingness, and anxiety; M arx, N ietzsche, Bergson, and others.
EN G L 1002 or equivalent. Sam e as PH IL 1000, with a freedom, responsibility, and values; the ethical and the
other; authors include Jean-Paul Sartre, Simone D e 4938 P hilosophical T hought in A m erica (3) Late 19 th and
special honors em phasis for qualified students. C redit will early 20 th centuries; topics from such philosophers as
not be given for both this course and PH IL 1000. Beauvoir, M aurice M erleau-Ponty; Albert C amus,
Emmanuel Levinas, Jean Beaufret, G abriel M arcel, Peirce, James, R oyce, D ew ey, Santayana, W ard, and
Ú 1021 Introduction Logic (3) N o special background Emmanuel M ounier. M ead.
presupposed. Formal and informal reasoning; introduction 4939 K ierkegaard (3) Also offered as REL 4939. Study of
to propositional logic; formal and informal fallacies; 3015 C hristian Philosophy (3) Prereq.: one course in
either philosophy or religious studies or equivalent. Also his w orks, such as, Either/O r, The Sickness U nto D eath,
scientific reasoning. Fear and Trem bling, C oncluding U nscientific Postscript,
offered as REL 3015. Applications of philosophy to such
2000 C ontem porary M oral P roblem s (3) Philosophical themes in C hristianity as know ing G od, the nature, and Stages on Life’s W ay, and The Present Age.
study of contemporary moral problems such as capital structure of faith, revelation, incarnation, faith and science, 4940 A esthetics (3) M eaning and truth in the arts; artistic
punishment, preferential treatment, sexual equality, sexual C hristianity and other faiths. intention; critical canons.
liberation, terrorism, w ar and nuclear arms, animal rights,
w orld hunger, environmental ethics, and the morality of 3020 Special T opics in Philosophy (1-3) M ay be taken 4941 P hilosophy of M ind (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033 and
suicide. twice for credit when topics vary. 2035; or equivalent. R ecent philosophical treatments of
3052 M oral P hilosophy (3) M ay be taken twice when human nature; the mind-body problem, identity of the
Ú 2010 Sym bolic L ogic I (3) C lassical propositional and person in time, the person as rational and volitional, and
first-order predicate logic; syntax and semantics of formal topics vary. Topics in ethics and meta-ethics: egoism,
consequentialism, deontology, moral relativism, virtue relation of the person to the w orld.
languages; translation betw een formal languages and
English; formal methods of proof. ethics, values, ethics and religion; naturalistic fallacy, truth 4942 T opics in M eta-E thics (3) Prereq.: two courses in
and justification, realism and objectivity, motivation and philosophy or consent of instructor. M ay be taken for a
2018 P rofessional E thics (3) Special problems of obliga- practical reasoning, autonomy, and game theory. m ax. of 6 sem . hrs. of credit when topics vary. N aturalistic
tion and valuation related to law , medicine, politics, and fallacy, truth and meaning, realism an objectivity,
education, as w ell as business, engineering, and architec- 3090 F riedrich N ietzsche (3) See G ERM 3090.
motivation and practical reasoning, autonomy, and
ture; altruism, trust, vocation, codes of honor, professional 3110 T he P hilosophy of Socrates (3) Early dialogues of justification of ethical theory.
privilege, and responsibilities for others arising from differ- Plato; Socrates on pleasure, friendship, virtue, justice,
ential abilities. courage, temperance, w isdom, and happiness; on know ing 4943 E thics (3) Prereq.: two courses in philosophy or
the better and follow ing the w orse; on reason and inspira- consent of instructor. M ay bet taken for a m ax. of 6 sem .
Ú 2020 E thics (3) C lassical and recent theories of obliga- hrs. of credit when topics vary. Egoism, utilitarianism,
tion and value, including w orks of philosophers such as tion; Socratic irony.
deontological systems, intuitionism, moral particularism,
Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Hume, and N ietzsche; topics includ- 3950 Introduction to E pistem ology (3) Survey of central virtue ethics, relativism, w eakness of w ill, and value
ing freedom, rights, justification of moral judgments. issues in the theory of know ledge; know ledge as justified theory.
Ú 2023 P hilosophy of A rt (3) Philosophical theories of true belief; the G ettier problem; induction as a source of
justification; a priori know ledge; fallibilist vs. infallibilist 4944 P hilosophical T heology (3) Prereq.: two courses in
beauty, art, and art criticism. philosophy and/or religious studies. Also offered as REL
and internalist vs externalist conceptions of justification;
Ú 2024 P hilosophy in Literature (3) Philosophical structure of justification. 4944. M ajor themes and w orks in philosophical theology.
themes in w orld literature: fiction, poetry, drama, and 4945 P olitical P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: PH IL 1000 or
autobiography. 4002 P hilosophy of Film (3) Theories of film.
2020 or equivalent. Freedom, obligation, authority, justice,
2025 B ioethics (3) D efining health and disease; deciding 4003 C ontem porary F rench P hilosophy (3) M ajor law , the state, and revolution.
on rights, duties, and obligations in the patient-physician contemporary French philosophers, including Bergson,
Sartre, M erleau-Ponty, D e Beauvoir, Levinas, D errida, 4946 P hilosophy of L aw (3) M oral issues in foundations
relationship; abortion and the concept of a person; defining of law and legal authority; nature of law ; civil disobedi-
and determining death; euthanasia and the dignity of death; Foucault, N ancy R icoeur, M arion, Janicaud; themes such
as the rethinking of ethics, the question of humanism, and ence; principles of punishment; legal liability; morals
allocation of medical resources, both large-scale and small- legislation; G ood Sam aritan law s; moral basis of contract
scale; experimentation w ith fetuses, children, prisoners, political thought; intellectual movements such as
structuralism and post-structuralism, phenomenology, law .
and animals; genetic testing, screening, and interference.
hermeutics and deconstruction, feminism and 4948 P henom enology (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2035 or 4936 or
Ú 2028 P hilosophy of R eligion (3) Sam e as REL 2028. psychoanalysis. equivalent. C ontemporary phenomenology; reading in
Essence and meaning of religion as a pervasive phenome- Husserl.
non in human societies; faith and reason, nature of divinity, 4010 Sym bolic L ogic II (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2010 or
arguments for and against G od's existence, religious know - consent of instructor. Syntax and basic model theory of 4950 A dvanced E pistem ology (3) Prereq: PH IL 3950 or
ledge and experience, morality and cult, the problem of classical first order logic; soundness and completeness. consent of instructor. Topics may include naturalized
evil. 4011 T opics in A dvanced L ogic (3) Prereq.: PH IL 4010 epistemology, internalism vs. externalism about
or consent of instructor. Also offered as LIN G 4011. justification; a priori know ledge; justification and truth;
Ú 2033 H istory of A ncient and M edieval P hilosophy skepticism, Bayesian approaches to justification,
(3) An honors course, PH IL 2034, is also available. Intro- Topics may include advanced metatheory of symbolic
languages, intentional logics, and M ontague grammar. contextualist theories of know ledge, and the possibility of
duction to philosophy through a study of some of the main non-inferential justification.
w ritings of classical and medieval philosophy. 4015 P hilosophy of M ale and F em ale (3) Philosophical
examination of the concepts of human nature that underlie 4951 P hilosophy of Science (3) Prereq.: consent of
2034 H O N O R S: T utorial in A ncient and M edieval instructor. Philosophical issues related to concept forma-
P hilosophy (1) To be taken concurrently with PH IL 2033. a variety of theories about w omen and femininity.
tion and theory construction in the natural, behavioral, and
1 hr. of tutorial instruction per week for honors students. 4098 P olitics and E thics (3) See PO LI 4098. social sciences.
Ú 2035 H istory of M odern P hilosophy (3) An honors 4786 Selected T opics (3) M ay be taken for a m ax. of 6 4952 T opics in M etaphysics (3) M ay be taken for a m ax.
course, PH IL 2036, is also available. Introduction to phi- sem . hrs. when topics vary. of 6 sem . hrs. of credit when topics vary. Topics include
losophy through a study of some of the main w ritings of 4914 P hilosophy of L anguage (3) Prereq.: one logic ontology, modalities, universals, truth, causation,
modern philosophy. course or consent of instructor. Also offered as LIN G reductionism, identity (physical and personal), realism, and
2036 H O N O R S: T utorial in M odern P hilosophy (1) To 4914. V arious theories of meaning, their implications and the meaning of life.
be taken concurrently with PH IL 2035. 1 hr. of tutorial presuppositions, and their relevance to issues in such areas 4953 C ontem porary A nalytic P hilosophy (3) Prereq.:
instruction per week for honors students. as theory of perception, theory of truth, metaphysics, eth- one logic course and either PH IL 2035 or 4933. Topics
2053 H O N O R S: H istory of A ncient and M edieval ics, philosophy of mind and action. from leading philosophers in such contemporary move-
P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: one course in philosophy, H N RS 4920 P resocratic P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033 or ments as logical empiricism, formalism, and ordinary
1001/1003 or 2002/2004, or perm ission of instructor. equivalent. Study of the major Presocratic Philosophers language analysis, including M oore, R ussell, W ittgenstein,
Sam e as PH IL 2033 with a special honors em phasis for from Thales up to and including the Sophists. C arnap, G oodman, R yle, Straw son, and Q uine.
qualified students. Supervised reading, discussion, 4922 P lato (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033 or equivalent. 4954 R ecent Speculative P hilosophy (3) Prereq.: two
research, and w riting. other philosophy courses or consent of instructor. Theo-
4924 A ristotle (3) Prereq.: PH IL 2033 or equivalent.
2786 L ogic, Science, and Society (3) Prereq.: com pleted Topics from A ristotle's M etaphysics, Physics, D e Anim a, ries of being and know ing in recent absolute idealism,
analytical reasoning area of general education or consent and the logical treatises. process philosophy, and phenomenological existentialism.
of instructor. Logic, evidence, probability, and induction; 4972 K ant’s M oral P hilosophy (3) Study of selected
objectivity and relativism; technology and utopia. Kant’s w orks in moral philosophy such as , G roundwork of
the M etaphysic of M orals, M etaphysics of M orals,

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