Syllabi in Ethics

It is often helpful as well as interesting to see how other people have structured their courses. I'll post syllabi here which may be of interest to instructors in ethics. If you are an instructor who is teaching an ethics course and would like a link placed here, please e-mail Larry Hinman.

Varous Types of Contemporary Moral Issues Courses

• Ethics and Public Policy. Stanford University. Professor Robert McGinn. An excellent interdisciplinary course on contemporary moral issues from the standpoint of public policy.
• Social Ethics.  Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego. 
• Ethical Theory.   Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego.  Includes RealVideo of eight lectures.
• Introduction to Ethics. Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Robert Cavalier.
• Biomedical Ethics (Phil. 7), University of California, Santa Barbara, taught by Douglas W. Portmore.
• Justice, Morality and the Law, American University, Professor Deidre Golash,

Computer-Related Ethics

• Computer Ethics. University of Notre Dame. Professor Robert N. Barger. This is a very well-designed, genuinely interactive syllabus--not just a paper syllabus converted to html. It provides a nice model for how such syllabi can be done.
• Ethics & the Internet Syllabus. Duke University. Wendy Robinson. Nice models of various kinds of assignments.

Other Interesting Course Syllabi

• InterQuest: Introduction to Philosophy. A Hyper-Text Introduction to Philosophy course at Oregon State University. Very interesting.
• Political Science. California State University at Long Beach. Professor Larry Martinez. This is a very interesting syllabus, and reveals some of the possibilities of setting up a learning project between your own class and students at another university.
• Military Ethics.  Carlos Bertha, University of South Florida.

Lawrence Hinman's Course Syllabi

• Phil. 120. Introduction to Ethical Theory. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors, but open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 121. Applied Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors who have already taken Phil. 120, but is open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 130. Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a basic course in contemporary moral issues designed for upper division undergraduates. It meets the general education requirement in values.

Syllabi in Ethics

It is often helpful as well as interesting to see how other people have structured their courses. I'll post syllabi here which may be of interest to instructors in ethics. If you are an instructor who is teaching an ethics course and would like a link placed here, please e-mail Larry Hinman.

Varous Types of Contemporary Moral Issues Courses

• Ethics and Public Policy. Stanford University. Professor Robert McGinn. An excellent interdisciplinary course on contemporary moral issues from the standpoint of public policy.
• Social Ethics.  Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego. 
• Ethical Theory.   Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego.  Includes RealVideo of eight lectures.
• Introduction to Ethics. Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Robert Cavalier.
• Biomedical Ethics (Phil. 7), University of California, Santa Barbara, taught by Douglas W. Portmore.
• Justice, Morality and the Law, American University, Professor Deidre Golash,

Computer-Related Ethics

• Computer Ethics. University of Notre Dame. Professor Robert N. Barger. This is a very well-designed, genuinely interactive syllabus--not just a paper syllabus converted to html. It provides a nice model for how such syllabi can be done.
• Ethics & the Internet Syllabus. Duke University. Wendy Robinson. Nice models of various kinds of assignments.

Other Interesting Course Syllabi

• InterQuest: Introduction to Philosophy. A Hyper-Text Introduction to Philosophy course at Oregon State University. Very interesting.
• Political Science. California State University at Long Beach. Professor Larry Martinez. This is a very interesting syllabus, and reveals some of the possibilities of setting up a learning project between your own class and students at another university.
• Military Ethics.  Carlos Bertha, University of South Florida.

Lawrence Hinman's Course Syllabi

• Phil. 120. Introduction to Ethical Theory. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors, but open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 121. Applied Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors who have already taken Phil. 120, but is open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 130. Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a basic course in contemporary moral issues designed for upper division undergraduates. It meets the general education requirement in values.

Syllabi in Ethics

It is often helpful as well as interesting to see how other people have structured their courses. I'll post syllabi here which may be of interest to instructors in ethics. If you are an instructor who is teaching an ethics course and would like a link placed here, please e-mail Larry Hinman.

Varous Types of Contemporary Moral Issues Courses

• Ethics and Public Policy. Stanford University. Professor Robert McGinn. An excellent interdisciplinary course on contemporary moral issues from the standpoint of public policy.
• Social Ethics.  Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego. 
• Ethical Theory.   Lawrence M. Hinman, University of San Diego.  Includes RealVideo of eight lectures.
• Introduction to Ethics. Carnegie Mellon University. Professor Robert Cavalier.
• Biomedical Ethics (Phil. 7), University of California, Santa Barbara, taught by Douglas W. Portmore.
• Justice, Morality and the Law, American University, Professor Deidre Golash,

Computer-Related Ethics

• Computer Ethics. University of Notre Dame. Professor Robert N. Barger. This is a very well-designed, genuinely interactive syllabus--not just a paper syllabus converted to html. It provides a nice model for how such syllabi can be done.
• Ethics & the Internet Syllabus. Duke University. Wendy Robinson. Nice models of various kinds of assignments.

Other Interesting Course Syllabi

• InterQuest: Introduction to Philosophy. A Hyper-Text Introduction to Philosophy course at Oregon State University. Very interesting.
• Political Science. California State University at Long Beach. Professor Larry Martinez. This is a very interesting syllabus, and reveals some of the possibilities of setting up a learning project between your own class and students at another university.
• Military Ethics.  Carlos Bertha, University of South Florida.

Lawrence Hinman's Course Syllabi

• Phil. 120. Introduction to Ethical Theory. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors, but open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 121. Applied Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a course designed primarily for philosophy majors who have already taken Phil. 120, but is open to all undergraduate students.
• Phil. 130. Ethics. University of San Diego. Lawrence M. Hinman. This is a basic course in contemporary moral issues designed for upper division undergraduates. It meets the general education requirement in values.