43.201 Introduction to Philosophy  3 credits
An introduction to philosophical thought through the study of  the problems of reality, knowledge, ethics, aesthetics, and theology.
Offered as needed.

43.202 Ethics 3 credits
A study of the standards which people use in making  moral judgments. The student is encouraged to think critically about  such concepts as good, evil, right, wrong, moral obligation, and  moral responsibility.
Offered as needed.

43.324 Major Religions 3 credits
(see Religion 38.324)

43.399 Special Topics 1-3 credits
A selected area of study in philosophy. The topic is announced in  the appropriate semester's course schedule.
Prerequisite: Generally, sophomore standing or permission of  instructor. Offered as needed.

43.489 Readings in Philosophy 1-3 credits
An independent study course or a seminar in which the student  deals with a special area of philosophical study under the guidance of  the instructor.
Prerequisite: 9 hours of philosophy and permission of instructor.