Course Description
An evaluation of competing philosophical justifications of moral responsibility. Issues such as obligation, praise and blame, right and wrong, goodness and badness will likely be examined.
Prerequisite(s) or Corequisite(s)
Appropriate assessment score or completion/concurrent enrollment in ENGL 1422 with a grade of C or better
IAI Number
H4-904
IAI Title
Ethics
At the end of this course, students will be able to:
- Identify a variety of ethical theories and apply these ethical theories.
- Identify the authors of ethical theories and their ethical theories in a comprehensive manner.
- Expound on particular ethical points, which you will examine, analyze, comprehend, criticize and interpret.
- Define pertinent ethical terminology, which will enable you to converse and dialog with others in the arena of human ethics.
- Analyze in some depth at least six ethical theories.
- Analyze decision making by using particular moral theories.
- Analyze how ethics affects our personal, professional, societal, and political lives.
- Assess various methods of moral decision-making.
- Compare and contrast ethical theories in writing.