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Dornsife College of Letters, Arts and Sciences
- Art History | AHIS
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- Cinematic Arts | CNTV
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Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism
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Kaufman School of Dance
Ostrow School of Dentistry
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Rossier School of Education
- Education Counseling | EDCO
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Viterbi School of Engineering
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- Information Technology Program | ITP
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- Systems Architecting and Engineering | SAE
Roski School of Art and Design
- Fine Arts | FA
- Ceramics | FACE
- Critical Studies | FACS
- Design | FADN
- Drawing | FADW
- Intermedia | FAIN
- Photography | FAPH
- Painting | FAPT
- Printmaking | FAPR
- Sculpture | FASC
- Public Art Studies | PAS
General Education
- Category I: Western Cultures and Traditions | WCT
- Category II: Global Cultures and Traditions | GCT
- Category III: Scientific Inquiry | SCIN
- Category IV: Science and Its Significance | SCIS
- Category V: Arts and Letters | ARLT
- Category VI: Social Issues | SI
Davis School of Gerontology
Graduate Studies | GRSC
Law | LAW
Keck School of Medicine
- Academic Medicine | ACMD
- Anesthesia And Medicine | AMED
- Anesthesiology | ANST
- Biochemistry | BIOC
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- Development, Stem Cells and Regenerative Medicine | DSR
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- Medicine | MED
- Medical Sciences | MEDS
- Molecular Microbiology and Immunology | MICB
- Pathology | PATH
- Primary Care Physician Assistant | PCPA
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- Preventive Medicine | PM
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Thornton School of Music
- Arts Leadership | ARTL
- Sacred Music | MSCR
- Music Technology | MTEC
- Choral Music | MUCM
- Composition | MUCO
- Conducting | MUCD
- Music Education | MUED
- Music Ensemble | MUEN
- Music History and Literature | MUHL
- Music Industry | MUIN
- Jazz Studies | MUJZ
- Performance (Early Music) | MPEM
- Performance (Guitar) | MPGU
- Performance (Keyboard Studies) | MPKS
- Performance (Popular Music) | MPPM
- Performance (Strings) | MPST
- Performance (Vocal Arts) | MPVA
- Performance (Winds and Percussion) | MPWP
- Music | MUSC
Occupational Science and Occupational Therapy
Pharmacy
- Clinical and Experimental Therapeutics | CXPT
- Healthcare Decision Analysis | HCDA
- Molecular Pharmacology and Toxicology | MPTX
- Pharmacy | PHRD
- Pharmaceutical Economics and Policy | PMEP
- Pharmaceutical Sciences | PSCI
- Regulatory Science | RSCI
Physical Therapy
- Biokinesiology | BKN
- Physical Therapy | PT
Price School of Public Policy
- Health Care Management | HMGT
- Military Science | MS
- Naval Science | NSC
- Policy, Planning and Development | PPD
- Policy, Planning and Development - Expanded | PPDE
- Urban and Regional Planning | PLUS
- Real Estate Development | RED
- Nautical Science | NAUT
- Aerospace Studies | AEST
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Philosophy
442:
History of Ethics to 1900
(4.0 units)
An historical and critical study of the great moral philosophers, including Plato, Aristotle, Aquinas, Kant, and the British moralists.
Section
Session
Type
Time
Days
Registered
Instructor
Location
Syllabus
Info
49471R
001
Lecture
2:00-3:15pm
Mon, Wed
18 of 35
Jonathan Quong
VKC
256
PDF
(138238 KB)
Information accurate as of
October 6, 2014 8:01 am
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