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BI326 - Bioethics Course Description: BI326 Bioethics: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3
Title Semester Campus Room Section Hours Faculty Req Times Days Status Syllabus Bioethics F2T2013 Online Courses (Undergraduate) N/A DL 3 Staff TBA TBA 0/25/ 0 Bioethics F1T2013 Online Courses (Undergraduate) N/A DL 3 Staff TBA TBA 0/25/ 0 Bioethics U1T2014 Online Courses (Undergraduate) N/A DL 3 Staff TBA TBA 0/25/ 0 Bioethics S1T2014 Online Courses (Undergraduate) N/A DL 3 Staff TBA TBA 0/25/ 0 Bioethics S2T2014 Online Courses (Undergraduate) N/A DL 3 Staff TBA TBA 0/25/ 0
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2012-2013)
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2011-2012)
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2010-2011)
Title Semester Campus Room Section Hours Faculty Req Times Days Status Syllabus Ethics in Science SP2011 Parkville Daytime SC110 HO 3 Sanders, Carol 8:00 - 8:50 AM -M-W-F- 23/26/ 0 View
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2009-2010)
Title Semester Campus Room Section Hours Faculty Req Times Days Status Syllabus Ethics in Science SP2010 Parkville Daytime SC110 HO 3 Sanders, Carol 7:20 - 8:35 AM --T-R-- 20/25/ 0 View
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2008-2009)
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: BI326 Ethics in Science: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2007-2008)
Title Semester Campus Room Section Hours Faculty Req Times Days Status Syllabus Ethics in Science SP2008 Parkville Daytime SC110 HO 3 Sanders, Carol 7:20 - 8:35 AM --T-R-- 17/28/ 0 View
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. 3:0:3 (From catalog 2006-2007)
Title Semester Campus Room Section Hours Faculty Req Times Days Status Syllabus Ethics in Science SP2007 Parkville Daytime SC210 HO 3 Sanders, Carol 8:45 - 10:00 AM --T-R-- 12/35/ 0 View
BI326 - Ethics in Science Course Description: An examination of the complex ethical issues that arise as a result of modern science. Issues such as genetic therapy, cloning and stem cell research, death and dying, reproductive technologies, genetic privacy, and the allocation of resources will be examined. Topics that arise from the use of humans and other animals in academia and research will also be discussed. The course will include a general overview of ethical theories, moral and religious attitudes from different cultures, and the fundamental principles of scientific integrity. (3:0:3) (From catalog 2005-2006)
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This class data was last updated on 5/23/2013 2:14:23 PM . Please check with your Campus Center for the most current updates. Building abbreviations for Parkville Classrooms
AL = Alumni Hall CERLAB = Ceramics Lab CH = Chapel CO = Copley CQ = Copley Quad HERR = Herr House MA = Mabee Underground MC = Mackay SC = Science Hall WOOD = Woodard Conference Center The course listing is subject to change. Status lists if the class is canceled or the number of people enrolled /
maximum number of people / wait list for the classIf nothing appears, there is no class meeting the current qualifications (Ex. No
Chemistry Classes being offered During Spring 1 at the Kansas City Accelerated Campus) The following are abbreviations:
# - Permission of the Instructor Required $ - Additional Course Fee + - Pre-Requisite LE - Liberal Education HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only. Park University Bookstore
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University Resources> lists if the class is canceled or the number of people enrolled /
maximum number of people / wait list for the class
If nothing appears, there is no class meeting the current qualifications (Ex. No
Chemistry Classes being offered During Spring 1 at the Kansas City Accelerated Campus)
The following are abbreviations:
# - Permission of the Instructor Required
$ - Additional Course Fee
+ - Pre-Requisite
LE - Liberal Education
HOS - This section is for Study Abroad Only. Park University Bookstore
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