HONR 204D

Prerequisite: Completion of HONR 101, HONR D101, HONR 102, and HONR D102. Restricted to students in the Honors Program.

Students will examine the ways natural science and social science address a particular issue as well as the effects of science on society. They will learn scientific ways of knowing and organizing knowledge and demonstrate the capacity to make reasoned and ethical judgments about the impact of science on society.

Outcomes: Students will learn scientific principles and methods of producing knowledge and to make reasoned and ethical judgments about the impact of science on the individual, community and society.

Session

Regular Academic Session

Class Number

2272

Career

Undergraduate

Units

3 units

Grading

Graded Alpha

Topic

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Description

Prerequisite: Completion of HONR 101, HONR D101, HONR 102, and HONR D102. Restricted to students in the Honors Program.

Students will examine the ways natural science and social science address a particular issue as well as the effects of science on society. They will learn scientific ways of knowing and organizing knowledge and demonstrate the capacity to make reasoned and ethical judgments about the impact of science on society.

Outcomes: Students will learn scientific principles and methods of producing knowledge and to make reasoned and ethical judgments about the impact of science on the individual, community and society.

Enrollment Requirements

Prerequisite HONR 101, HONR D101, HONR 102, HONR D102. Restricted to students in the Honors Program

Requirement Designation

Honors

Class Attributes

Tier 2 Scientific Knowledge

Class Notes

Restricted to students in the Honors Program. Fall 2022 Course Description This course introduces students to social, political and economic factors that have contributed to globalization, development and their impact on the environment. It provides students with the background and conceptual tools to understand global environmental challenges and questions. And the degree to which communities, nations and global institutions have the ability to manage these problems, and offer solutions. Drawing on various disciplines including anthropology, economics, sociology, and political science, this course explores the global processes that impact the environment and the environmental sustainability movement.

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Instructor(s)

Gordon Ramsey

Meets

MoWeFr 2:45PM - 3:35PM

Dates

08/25/2025 - 12/06/2025

Instruction Mode

In person

Campus

Lake Shore Campus

Location

Lake Shore Campus

Components

Lecture Required

Status

Open

Seats Taken

21

Seats Open

3

Class Capacity

24

Wait List Total

0

Wait List Capacity

0