COURSE DESCRIPTIONS

940-200 PERSPECTIVES ON NUCLEAR WAR 3 cr
This course examines: The history of nuclear war; the short and long term consequences of nuclear war; the weapons as deterrents of war; the use of non-violent strategies as deterrents of war; the moral dimension of war in the 20th Century.

940-244 CONSUMERS AND CULTURE GI 3 cr
The history of consumption and its associated values, the study of subcultures and their buying behaviors, and the effect of consumer activism on the ways that business operates will comprise the major topics of the course. Discussion, writing, and research will help students make the material relevant to their own lives.
Prereq: 680-102 and 900-140.

940-246 BUSINESS ETHICS GI 3 cr
A critical examination and discussion of ethical issues and problems which arise within all areas of business. Topics such as the morality of capitalism, ethics in the marketplace, business and the environment, and the ethics of job discrimination will be considered.