2.93J |
2.95J |
3.08J |
3.981 |
3.982 |
3.983 |
6.805J |
15.601 |
16.800J |
HST 901J |
TPP 03J |
TPP 09J
SP 353 |
SP 354
2.93J Engineers, Scientists, and Public Controversies
See description under subject STS 012J.
C. Weiner
2.95J Real-World Ethics
Prepares students to recognize ethical problems that commonly arise in the workplace, and to find, evaluate, use, and strengthen institutional supports for acting on ethical concerns. Lectures survey issues and practices in corporate and research contexts. In discussion sections, students develop ethics scenarios on issues of their choosing and explore them with representatives of corporations, universities, etc., at which students might work or study. Open to juniors and seniors. Others by permission.
C. Whitbeck, L. Bucciarelli
3.08J Industrial Competition in the US and Asia
3.981 Materials in Human Experience
3.982 The Ancient Andean World
3.983 The Aztec, the Maya, and Their Predecessors
Examines origins and florescence of the impressive pre-Hispanic civilizations in area encompassed by contemporary Mexico and Guatemala using archaeological and ethnohistorical evidence. Considers factors such as distinct adaptive strategies demanded by the lowland rainforest and the highland environments, extensive interregional exchange, and sea trade with Central and South America in explaining the spectacular achievements of these indigenous American peoples.
D. Hosler
6.805J Ethics and the Law on the Electronic Frontier
15.601 The American Legal System
16.800J Aerospace Economics
HST 901J Health Economics
TPP 03J Industrial Competition in the US and Asia
TPP 09J Real-World Ethics
Open to juniors, seniors, and graduate students. See description under subject 2.95J.
C. Whitbeck, N. Kiang, I. Paul
Integrated Studies Program
SP 353 Technologies and Cultures
SP 354 Technologies in Historical Perspective
Spring term HASS-D in Historical Studies for the Integrated Studies Program. Examines three technologies in the cultural and historical frameworks in which they evolved. Issues include mass production, transnational corporations, cultural styles of design and production, and how these technologies affect society, family, and the individual. Hands-on workshops and field trips integral to the subject.
A. Steinberg
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