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PHCY 6485: Refl Learn Pharmcy
1.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Designed to help prepare P4 pharmacy students to be knowledgeable and well-rounded practitioners. Provides an opportunity to reflect on rotation experiences, give professional level presentations, and exposure to content not covered elsewhere in curriculum. Course includes guest speakers, Pharm.D. seminars, assessment activities, job/residency fairs, P4 portfolio, and reflective writing. Prerequisite: grade of C or higher in PHCY 6351 and PHCY 6357
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PHCY 6550: Adv Cardio Phys/Pharm
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
An advanced study in the integration of modern cardiovascular physiology, pharmacology, biochemistry and cell biology concepts. Dual listed with PHCY 5550. Prerequisites: PHCY 6230 (or equivalent) and consent of instructor.
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PHIL 1000: Intro to Phil
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Introduces critical thinking through a study of elementary logic, scientific method and philosophical problems of ethics, religion, epistemology and metaphysics.
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PHIL 1030: Ic In Cinema Etc
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Introduces students to a range of issues within the humanities through the analysis of film, television, and theater. Taught respectively by Modern and Classical Languages, English, and Philosophy. Cross listed with ENGL 1030.
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PHIL 1101: First-Year Seminar:
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
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PHIL 1200: Int Com In Phil
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Introduces students to philosophy and critical thinking through a study of philosophical problems of ethics, religion, knowledge and metaphysics. Includes a section on philosophical issues of diversity. Students may not have credit in both PHIL 1000 and 1200.
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PHIL 2100: The Greek Mind
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Part one of the history of philosophy sequence. The first great age of philosophy was in ancient Greece. Students read from ancient Greek poets, historians and medical writers, as well as philosophers. The course attempts to understand the Greek mind: what Greeks thought of persons, society and the universe. Prerequisite: 3 hours of philosophy.
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PHIL 2200: Soc & Pol Phil
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Critically or historically examines philosophical issues arising from the study of society and state. Topics may include the existence and nature of rights; the relation between law and morality; the obligation of citizens to their society; the nature of a just society; and theories of reward and punishment.
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PHIL 2300: Ethics in Practice
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Alerts pre-professional students and other interested individuals to various ethical issues they will encounter and relevant professional work on those issues. Emphasis of the course concentrates one time on biomedical ethics, another on technology and engineering ethics, another on ethics in the professions.
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PHIL 2310: Philosophy of Religion
3.00 Credits
University of Wyoming
Systematically examines philosophical questions, arguments and theories arising from study of religion. Topics may include: reason and religion; the existence and nature of God; the character of religious language; and attempts to determine the authenticity of religious experience. Prerequisite: 3 hours of philosophy.
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