SOC 250

spring 2006

All Classes

The Construction of Science

Credit: 3 hours.

What scientists actually do; readings, discussions, and essay projects to develop an understanding of both the technical and social aspects of scientific practice, what is distinctive about science as well as illuminating the interrelation of science with other elements of our culture; includes a cultural analysis of technology. Prerequisite: For students in the Campus Honors Program; others may enroll with the consent of instructor and the Director of the Honors Program.

This course satisfies the General Education Criteria in Spring 2006 for:

Humanities – Hist & Phil

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