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HUM 127
Course focuses on the most fundamental questions
that
human beings have always asked. Topics include a critical examination of
theories about reality and truth, moral values and social justice,
personal
identity and free will, aesthetic values, and systems of religious
beliefs.
Three credit hours. No prerequisites.
(IAI H4 900)
Note: Each instructor develops his or her own focus for HUM 127. Please contact the instructor for information on the class focus and books. A number of these sections can be used to complete the Great Books Program. The Great Books sections will be cappped at 25 students and will emphasize discussion.
- View HUM 127 generic syllabus (for the syllabus for a specific section, please contact the instructor).
- Read the catalog description.
- For the most current list of course offerings see the class schedule.
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Section 002 |
TR |
12:30-1:45 pm |
Skokie |
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Section 004 |
MW |
12:30-1:45 pm |
Skokie |
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Section 051 |
MW |
4:30-5:45 pm |
Des Plaines |
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Section 052 |
R |
6:30-9:20 pm |
Skokie |
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Section 0G1
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MW |
9:30-10:45 am |
Des Plaines |
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Section 0G2
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TR |
11:00-12:15 pm |
Des Plaines |
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Section 0G3
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MW |
12:30 - 1:45 pm |
Des Plaines |
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Section OC1 |
This is an online class, weekly participation required. |
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Section OC2 |
This is an online class, weekly participation required. |
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IMPORTANT DATES
Faculty on campus and available to students at designated times.
