NS 348 History of Science 3 credits Historical development of scientific understanding traced from earliest records to modern times revealing the nature of scientific inquiry, the methods of scientific creativity and the implications of enlightenment in science for society. Science in representative periods of human development and interactions between science and human progress will be considered.
Attendance is mandatory.
There are no unexcused absences. If you are goint to be absent for a reason that is excusable, I would prefer you to inform me of that absence before it takes place rather than after. In any case, I expect to see some sort of verification for every excusable absence. Each unexcuse absence will decrease your final grade by one percentage point. This course is an I-course.