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Department of History and Philosophy of Science
HPS Course Offerings
The department of History and Philosophy of Science offers a number of exciting courses about the nature of science. In general, there are no prerequisites for our classes. Undergraduates who wish to take a graduate-level course should contact the department. For additional information, see also the HPS sections in the Bulletin and the Schedule of Classes.
Fall 2008
- E103 14238 - Quantum Mysteries for Everyone (lecture 10:10A–11:00A MW, discussion 10:10A–11:00A F or 11:15A–12:05 F)
- E104 14268 - Eyes, Optics, Light & Color: Studies of Vision from the Renaissance through the 20th Century (lecture 09:05A–09:55A MW, discussion 09:05A–09:55A F or 10:10A–11:00A F)
- X100 10640 - The Descent of Darwinism: The Evolution of Natural Selection (12:20P–01:10 MWF)
- X100 18029 - Debating Science and Religion Today (02:30P–04:30P MW)
- X102 10641 - Science Revolutions: Plato to Nato (02:30P–3:45P TR)
- X102 14040 - Science Revolutions: Plato to Nato (09:30A–11:30 TR; second 8 weeks only)
- X123 16271 - Hypochondria: A Case Study in the History and Philosophy of Medicine (09:30A–10:45 TR)
- X200 10643 - Scientific Reasoning (12:20P–01:10P MWF)
- X200 14395 - Scientific Reasoning (02:30P–04:30P TR; second 8 weeks only)
- X226 26524 - History & Philosophy of Physics (02:30P–03:45P TR)
- X308 26525 - History of Biology (09:30A–12:00P T)
- X326 18826 - Anatomy & Physiology: On William Harvey & His Century (02:30P–04:30P TR; second 8 weeks only)
- X451 15165 - Scientific Understanding (01:00P–03:30P W)
- X508 26526 - History of Biology (09:30A–12:00P T)
- X551 15167 - Survey of the Philosophy of Science (01:00P–03:30P W)
- X632 26528 - Meanings of Darwinism (01:00P–03:30P R)
- X705 16274 - Topics in the Exact Sciences (03:30P-05:00P W)
- X706 26529 - Historiography and Philosophical Methods (2:00P–04:30P R)
- X755 26530 - Philosophy of Time (05:00P–07:30P W)
- X790 26531 - Relativity Theory (02:30P–05:00P T)
Earlier Semesters
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