Course Student Learning Outcomes
Ethics
ETH 101- Ethics & Society
- Identify key philosophical figures and movements in the sub-field of moral philosophy.
- Apply the methods and concepts of philosophy to moral issues.
- Read closely, critically analyze and construct arguments,
- Communicate effectively via written and oral discourse.
ETH 102- Business Ethics
- Distinguish legal point of view from ethical point of view
- Demonstrate an awareness of the primary governmental restraints on immorality in business, and to anticipate common occupational hazards
- Read closely, critically analyze and construct arguments
- Communicate effectively via written and oral discourse
ETH 103- Technology & Society
- Evaluate the similarities and differences between ethical systems in written form.
- Apply and communicate ethical models and analysis as related to technological issues encountered in disparate social contexts.
- Identify and critique ethical and moral issues raised by the social impact of various institutions.
ETH 105- Introduction to Bioethics
- Apply established ethical principles, normative ethical theories and contemporary non-normative ethical theories for moral reasoning to relevant scenarios in the health professions.
- Demonstrate an awareness of and some skills in cultural competence and humility as applied to working with health care cases of culturally and racially-diverse persons
- Analyze their own ethical stories, assumptions, values and commitments to further students’ self-reflexivity for dealing with diverse persons