Department of Philosophy

SPRING 2012 Course Schedule

Note: The schedule for Spring 2012 (1125) is unofficial and may be subject to change

Course descriptions are linked to the course number and the course syllabi are linked to the section number (as available).

#	Title	Instructor	Sec	Time/Day	Location
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	TBA	001	7:00-9:50 M	TBA
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	TBA	002	11:30-12:20 MWF	TBA
145	Critical Thinking	TBA	001	7:00-9:50 T	TBA
215	Professional and Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)	TBA	001	2:30-3:50 MW	TBA
215	Professional and Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)	TBA	002	7:00-9:50 T	TBA
215	Professional and Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)	TBA	003	7:00-9:50 W	TBA
220	Moral Issues	TBA	001	10:00-11:20 TTh	TBA

Centre for Extended Learning - Online Courses (formerly Distance Education)

PHIL 145 - Critical Thinking
PHIL 201 - Philosophy of Sex and Love
PHIL 202 - Gender Issues (held with WS 222)
PHIL 256 - Introduction to Cognitive Science (held with PSYCH 256)
PHIL 324 - Social and Political Philosophy
PHIL 384 - History of Modern Philosophy

Centre for Extended Learning information is available at: http://dce.uwaterloo.ca/

WINTER 2012 Course Schedule

Course descriptions are linked to the course number and the course syllabi are linked to the section number (as available).

#	Title	Instructor	Sec	Time/Day	Location
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	A. Stumpf	001	9:30-10:20 MWF	AL 124
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	G. Andres	002	1:00-2:20 TTh	RCH 305
110B	Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics & Values	B. Orend	001	2:30-3:50 TTh	AL 124
110B	Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics & Values	J. Jordan	002	10:30-11:20 MWF	AL 124
145	Critical Thinking	M. McEwan	001	10:00-11:20 TTh	AL 113
201	Philosophy of Sex and Love	P. Marino	001	4:00-5:20 TTh	MC 4064
215	Professional and Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)	B. Orend	001	7:00-9:50 T	RCH 301
216	Probability and Decision Making	G. Andres	001	7:00-9:50 Th	HH 2107
224	Environmental Ethics	H. Douglas	001	10:30-11:20 MWF	AL 208
226	Biomedical Ethics	E. Hochstein	001	1:00-2:20 TTh	HH 1101
240	Introduction to Formal Logic	G. Andres	001	8:30-9:50 TTh	ML 349
250B	Great Works: Modern	S. Dea	001	7:00-9:50 M	HH 1108
256	Introduction to Cognitive Science (held with PSYCH 256)	P. Thagard	001	10:00-11:20 TTh	AL 211
258	Introduction to the Philosophy of Science (held with SCI 267)	D. Fraser	001	11:30-12:20 MWF	RCH 204
271	Special Topics (Topic: Science & Citizens)	C. Fehr	001	4:00-5:20 TTh	HH 334
315	Ethics and the Engineering Profession (held with GENE 412)	G. Callaghan	001	7:00-9:50 M	RCH 204
324	Social and Political Philosophy	M. Doucet	001	9:30-10:20 MWF	PAS 2086
350	Theories of Knowledge	J. Turri	001	7:00-9:50 W	HH 139

Seminar Courses

#	Title	Instructor	Sec	Time/Day	Location
416	Studies in Probability and Decision Theory (Topic: Uses & Abuses of Game Theory)	D. DeVidi	001	11:30-12:50 TTh	AL 210
420	Studies in Ethics (Topic: Virtues & Vices) (held with PHIL 673)	M. Doucet	001	1:00-3:50 T	ML 311
463	Studies in the Philosophy of Language (Topic: Testimony Based Belief) (held with PHIL 673)	T. Kenyon	001	1:00-3:50 Th	HH 357

Centre for Extended Learning - Online Courses (formerly Distance Education)

PHIL 110B - Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics and Values
PHIL 145 - Critical Thinking
PHIL 202 - Gender Issues (held with WS 222)
PHIL 215 - Professional and Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)
PHIL 250A - Great Works: Ancient and Medieval
PHIL 265 - The Existentialist Experience

Centre for Extended Learning information is available at: http://dce.uwaterloo.ca/

FALL 2011 Course Schedule

Course descriptions are linked to the course number and the course syllabi are linked to the section number (as available).

#	Title	Instructor	Sec	Time/Day	Location
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	D. Fraser	001	10:30-11:20 MWF	AL 105
110A	Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality	S. Dea	002	10:00-11:20 TTh	AL 105
110B	Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics & Values	G. Andres	001	2:30-3:50 TTh	AL 211
110B	Introduction to Philosophy: Ethics & Values	M. Doucet	002	1:30-2:20 MWF	AL 124
145	Critical Thinking	G. Andres	001	1:00-2:20 TTh	MC 2065
202	Gender Issues (held with WS 222)	S. Dea	001	7:00-9:50 Th	HH 1108
208	Philosophy Through Science Fiction	J. Novak	001	7:00-9:50 W	HH 2107
215	Professional & Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)	R. Hinton	001	7:00-9:50 T	MC 2065
220	Moral Issues	B. Orend	001	7:00-9:50 T	RCH 204
221	Ethics	M. Doucet	001	9:30-10:20 MWF	DWE 3522A
224	Environmental Ethics	P. Thagard	001	11:30-12:50 TTh	HH 1101
250A	Great Works: Ancient & Medieval	A. Stumpf	001	7:00-9:50 M	RCH 206
255	Philosophy of Mind	J. Turri	001	11:30-12:50 TTh	EV1 132
265	The Existentialist Experience	G. Andres	001	7:00-9:50 T	HH 1102
328	Human Rights	B. Orend	001	7:00-9:50 Th	HH 2107
355	Theories of Reality	T. Kenyon	001	10:30-11:20 MWF	EV3 4412
382	Medieval Philosophy	J. Novak	001	11:30-12:20 MWF	DWE 1502

Seminar Courses

#	Title	Professor	Sec	Time/Day	Location
402	Studies in Feminist Philosophy Topic: Epistemic Injustice & Ignorance (held with WS 422 & PHIL 673)	A. Garry	001	1:00-3:50 W	HH 357
447	Seminar in Cognitive Science Topic: Creativity & Innovation (held with PSYCH 447)	P. Thagard	001	10:00-11:20 TTh	HH 373
458	Studies in the Philosophy of Science Topic: Socially Relevant Philosophy of Science (held with INTEG 475 & PHIL 673)	K. Plaisance	001	2:30-5:20 T	HH 357

Centre for Extended Learning - Online Courses (formerly Distance Education)

PHIL 110A - Introduction to Philosophy: Knowledge & Reality
PHIL 145 - Critical Thinking
PHIL 215 - Professional & Business Ethics (held with ARBUS 202)
PHIL 220 - Moral Issues
PHIL 221 - Ethics
PHIL 256 - Introduction to Cognitive Science (held with PSYCH 256)
PHIL 380 - History of Ancient Philosophy (held with CLAS 361)

Centre for Extended Learning information is available at: http://dce.uwaterloo.ca/

*NOTE: Not every course in the calendar is offered every year. For information about what is being offered in any given term, please see the Schedule of Classes. The course offerings from the past two years are linked below.

Undergraduate Course Schedule