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PHIL 499: Coordinating Seminar
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Begins with an intensive study of a selected philosophical figure or topic, chosen in consultation with classmates and the professor. Seminar format, including extensive student presentation, conducted in weekly meetings with classmates and professor. Followed by independent research presented in a public symposium at the end of the semester. Second semester. Prerequisite: senior status.
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PHYS 130: Introductory Physics I SI
4.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Nature plays by a set of rules usually called the "laws of physics." Inthis two-term sequence (PHYS 130-140), we will explore the beauty, order and majesty of the cosmos as revealed by these fundamental laws of nature. In PHYS130, mechanics, including the universal laws of motion, force, energy, momentum and rotational systems, will be discussed, followed by an introduction to thermodynamics and Einstein's special theory of relativity. Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory per week, Prerequisite: Three years of high school Mathematics including trigonometry; MATH140 or MATH170 would be useful, but are not required. Laboratory Fee: $50.
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PHYS 130 - Introductory Physics I SI
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PHYS 140: Introductory Physics II SI
4.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
The second term of Introductory Physics will begin with the exploration of electricity and magnetism including electric currents, DC circuits, magnetic fields and induction, followed by an investigation into the nature and propagation of light, including geometrical and physical optics. The course will conclude with an introduction to modern physics, including quantum theory, nuclear physics, particle physics and astrophysics. Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory per week. Prerequisite: PHYS 130. Laboratory Fee: $50.
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PHYS 200: Introduction to Astronomy,Astrophysics and Cosmology SI
4.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
The natural curiosity of humanity is exemplified in astronomy, where humanity's search for its origin is forever embedded in the search for the origin of the Universe that we find ourselves within. Questions such as the following are continuously being answered, asked and pondered by astronomers: What is the Universe How did it originate or has it always existed What will be the ultimate fate of the Universe How do we measure the size of the Universe Is it flat or round What is the origin of the chemical elements and how were they formed in stars How are stars born, why do they shine and how do they die What are white dwarfs, neutron stars and black holes What is "Einstein's Universe" and the large scale structure of spacetimeDoes life exist elsewhere in the Universe How can we find out We will address these questions as well as making direct observations of celestial objects using telescopes. Since astronomy is the oldest of the sciences, a study of it will also encompass issues concerning the history and philosophy of science. Three hours lecture, three hours laboratory per week, Prerequisite: Three years of High School Science recommended. Laboratory Fee: $50. Students can not take both PHYS 150 and PHYS 200 for credit.
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PHYS 495: Advanced Independent Study
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Advanced independent study mentored by a faculty member; two to six hours per week.
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POLS 110: How Politics Affects Your Life:An Introduction to Politics # AE
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
An analysis of politics in your life. Topics include the influence of politics upon family and marriage; education, career, and income; health and safety; and personal freedom and social responsibility. Attention to the ways you can promote justice and community improvement with special emphasis on the importance of political ideology, the structure of government, and international affairs.
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POLS 110 - How Politics Affects Your Life:An Introduction to Politics # AE
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POLS 200: Special Topics in Political Science ++
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Examination of a topic or issue in political science. Prerequisite: approval by faculty advisor.
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POLS 204: Political Themes in Modern Popular American Music ++ AE
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Examines ways popular music has been used by musicians to offer political messages, galvanize public opinion, and energize or even direct political movements. Focus on political themes in post World War II American popular music, although some attention given to earlier songs by non-American artists.
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POLS 204 - Political Themes in Modern Popular American Music ++ AE
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POLS 206: U.S.Constitution ++ AE
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
An analysis of the founding principles of the U.S. Constitution and their ongoing relevance through focus on biography, comparative study, and selected topics of contemporary social concern.
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POLS 206 - U.S.Constitution ++ AE
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POLS 225: The American Legal Environment # ++ AE
3.00 Credits
University of Saint Joseph
Comprehensive study of the legal system in the United States. Emphasis on the structures and processes of American courts, the legal rights of individuals, and the ways in which law affects individuals, business, and governments.
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