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 Phil 102 Introduction of Philosophical
Inquiry
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly
. . .
4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize
that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world
5. recognize that their world is a product of cultural heritage and
that knowledge of the concerns of people from other times and places
promotes clearer understanding of their own lives
6. understand and appreciate both the creative process and the
importance of the aesthetic to human life and well being
7. accept responsibility for their own lives and recognize their
need to adopt attitudes and habits conducive to positive physical and
sound mental health
 Phil 103 Introduction to Logic
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly
. . .
 Phil 203 Scientific Reasoning
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly
. . .
4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize
that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world
. . .
6. understand and appreciate both the creative process and the
importance of the aesthetic to human life and well being
. . .
 Phil 302 Ethics
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly
3. recognize and tolerate the diversity of humanity as well as of
ideas, institutions, moral codes, and ethical principles
4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize
that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world
5. recognize that their world is a product of cultural heritage and
that knowledge of the concerns of people from other times and places
promotes clearer understanding of their own lives
6. understand and appreciate both the creative process and the
importance of the aesthetic to human life and well being
7. accept responsibility for their own lives and recognize their
need to adopt attitudes and habits conducive to positive physical and
sound mental health
 Phil 312 Oriental Philosophy
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
2. be able to convey and understand ideas clearly
3. recognize and tolerate the diversity of humanity as well as of
ideas, institutions, moral codes, and ethical principles
4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize
that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world
5. recognize that their world is a product of cultural heritage and
that knowledge of the concerns of people from other times and places
promotes clearer understanding of their own lives
6. understand and appreciate both the creative process and the
importance of the aesthetic to human life and well being
7. accept responsibility for their own lives and recognize their
need to adopt attitudes and habits conducive to positive physical and
sound mental health
 Phil 315 Existentialism
Graduates of Lander University should
1. to be able to gather and critically analyze information in
several ways in order to develop a basis for reasoned judgments; to
synthesize diverse ideas and information; and to recognize and tolerate
ambiguity.
. . .
4. be aware of the nature of the world in which they live and recognize
that each individual shares responsibility for the condition of that world
. . .
6. understand and appreciate both the creative process and the
importance of the aesthetic to human life and well being
7. accept responsibility for their own lives and recognize their
need to adopt attitudes and habits conducive to positive physical and
sound mental health
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