A survey of some of the most well-known and influential Pre-Socratic philosophers. Discussion of physics and ethics. In what sense were they philosophers? How do they influence us today? How do we know about them? Why did Heraclitus think fire was the most basic element? Why did Thales think magnets had souls? Why did Zeno think motion was impossible? Why did Parmenides think that there was no such thing as nothing?

What is right, and what is wrong? What does it mean to be either? Learn how to evaluate actions and attitudes and come closer to answering the big question: "What should I do?" The course will cover some of the basics of major modern ethical theories.

The United States' 59 national parks contain some of the most pristine scenery and fascinating wildlife in the world. This course will briefly tour some of these parks--including the Grand Canyon, Yosemite, and Zion--through photographs and maps, so that you'll be ready to visit them in real life!

Use math to become a Pokemon Master! Explanation of various game mechanics and phenomena with math.

Evolution in cathedral design - from Romanesque to Late Gothic - as relates to the history of architecture and society.