Important Dates
| 8 Week 2 | October 14 |
| 5 Week 3 | November 1 |
| Spring 2020 Enrollment | November 4 |
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Philosophy
PHIL 100 - Introduction to Philosophy (3 credits)
This course will introduce students to the fundamental questions of human existence including the foundation of knowledge, the nature of ethical, religious, and social values and meaning, conceptions of being, and human freedom. Consideration will be given to the application of philosophical methods to contemporary society and problems. (MOTR PHIL 100)
Internet
| Class # 46074 | Instructor: Nicholas Simmons | Session: Meets 1st 8 weeks | ||
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| Lecture | INTERNET CLASS | |||
| Notes | Taught via the Internet. Add'l fees apply. Check your schedule for course start and end dates. Attend class at https://mcckc.blackboard.com Books available at the BTC bookstore or online at http://mcckc.betterknow.com/log-in Course may require exams to be taken at approved testing center or with an approved proctor. For information about online classes visit http://online.mcckc.edu | |||
| Fees* | No additional fees for this course. |
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| Enrollment | To enroll, you'll need the class # (e.g. 46421) for each of your selected classes. |
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| Textbooks | To find textbooks, required for your class, you'll need to know the class#, campus and term. |
| Support Services | Students with documented disabilities may request assistance at Disability Support Services offices. |
* Fees may change on a per semester basis; refer to the Course Fee Summary for more info:
Course Fee Summary: Spring 2019 - Summer 2019 - Fall 2019
The purpose of this schedule is to provide information. It does not constitute a contract. Classes may be added, combined or cancelled and instructors may be changed at the discretion of Metropolitan Community College.