University of Windsor - Academic Calendar, 1998 - 1999 
THE UNIVERSITY 

ACADEMIC INFORMATION 

COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE  

Degree Programs 

General, College of Engineering and Science Courses 

Biological Sciences 

Chemistry and Biochemistry 

Computer Science 

Economics 

Engineering 

Geography 

Geology 

Mathematics and Statistics 

Nursing 

Physics 

Interdisciplinary Programs 

COLLEGE OF BUSINESS, EDUCATION, AND LAW 

COLLEGE OF GRADUATE STUDIES AND RESEARCH 

AWARDS AND FINANCIAL AID 

GENERAL INFORMATION 

GENERAL INDEX 

GLOSSARY 
 

 4.2 GENERAL, COLLEGE OF ENGINEERING AND SCIENCE COURSES

03 200. Science, Technology, and Society 
This course is designed to explore the complex, inter relationships between science, technology, and society. In addition to introducing the nature of science and the exploration of the scientific method, selected current issues in science and technology will be discussed. Topics may include chemicals in society, biotechnology and related issues, nuclear energy, and their impact on society. Technology, as it relates to human values and public awareness, will also be considered. (Not open to first year students.) (2 lecture hours a week.) 
03 240. Science Writing 

This course is designed to provide students with experience in reading, interpreting, and writing about science. Topics include an overview ofthe scientific method, searching scientific literature, and learning how to interpret and properly produce selected portions of a scientific paper or report, such as an abstract, methods, etc., using electronic tools.   Information for contributors to Canadian scientific journals will be highlighted. (Not open to first year students.) (Limited enrolment.) 

 

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