PHI 102 - Applied Ethics

This course introduces a spectrum of fundamental theories of ethics, from classical through modern, and employs them as tools for the analysis of 21st century dilemmas. These theories, such as virtuous action, deontology, existentialism, and consequentialism, are engaged within applied realms, such as medical, scientific, business, environmental and medial ethics. Specific topics include subjects such as artificial intelligence, euthanasia, corporate responsibility, global warming, and social oppression.

General Education Requirements: Ethics

Prerequisites: ENG 101

Course Typically Offered Fall and Spring

Credits: 3