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HSS Courses
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Science,
Technology, and Society
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Area Advisors:
Heinz C.
Luegenbiehl, Professor of
Philosophy and Technology Studies
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The Area Minor in
Science, Technology, and Society has the following requirements:
- Six courses in
Science, Technology, and Society distributed
as follows:
- Two of the
following core courses.
- VA303 Business
and Engineering Ethics
- GL306 Japanese
Values and Technological Development
- VA328 Nuclear
Weapons and the Modern World
- VA354
Environmental Economics
- SL366
America's Future
- Four additional
courses from either the core list above or
the following:
- VA304 Medical
Ethics
- GL423 American
Arms and Strategy
- GL237 Science
Fiction
- RH330
Technical Communication
- SL333 Death
and Dying
- VA336 Ethics
in Human Communication
- RH339
Communication in Action: Engineering and
Science
- VA491
Technology Management and Forecasting
- With the
approval of the STS Area Minor Adviser,
certain topics or other courses may be
substituted for the courses listed above.
- One HSS course in
addition to those needed to satisfy the
regular HSS requirements. This means a minimum
of 40 credits in HSS must be earned.
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