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Course Requirements
Two lower-division, seven-upper division four-unit courses, and
PHIL 580 are required. HUM 111, HUM 212, and HUM 313 are
preparatory for the major and will be computed as part of the grade
point average of the student’s major. In addition, students must
select an emphasis outside philosophy; students who have two or more
majors satisfy the emphasis requirement. An emphasis consists of at
least twenty units, three courses of which must be wpper-division
courses, and must be approved by the philosophy faculty.
| CourseID |
Course Description |
Units |
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Lower-Division Courses - 8 units |
| PHIL 200 |
Introduction to Philosophy |
4 |
| PHIL 290 |
Logic |
4 |
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Upper-Division Courses - 12 units |
| PHIL 300 |
Ancient Philosophy |
4 |
| PHIL 310 |
Modern Philosophy |
4 |
| PHIL 320 |
Ethics |
4 |
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Major Philosophers - 4-8 units |
| PHIL 500 |
Plato |
4 |
| PHIL 501 |
Aristotle |
4 |
| PHIL 502 |
Kant |
4 |
| Choose eight to twelve units of upper-division
philosophy electives to bring the total number of courses to
nine |
8-12 |
| PHIL 580 |
Senior Project in Philosophy |
1 |
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The senior project is to be completed at the
time of, and in conjunction with, the last philosophy course
taken in the Humanities Division and Teacher Education Division. |
Freshman Year Program
PHIL 200 as well as other general education courses should be
completed during the first two years. Students planning to study in
Europe during their sophomore year should take PHIL 200 as well as
the recommended general education courses during their freshman year.
Business Emphasis for Philosophy Majors
Philosophy majors interested in pursuing business careers should
take certain business-related courses in addition to their major.
These courses should assist them in entering MBA programs or in
finding employment upon graduation. Copies of this list are on file
in the Humanities and Teacher Education Division office. |
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