Introduction to the History of Science II: From The Birth of the Modern to the Present

3 credits · Undergraduate

This course covers the creation of modern science, from the radical changes of the Enlightenment to contemporary notions of technoscience and our place in nature and the cosmos. It follows the themes and contexts introduced in HSTC 1201.03/HSTC 2211.03/ HIST 2075.03/SCIE 2001.03. Open to first-year students and above, it can be taken as a humanities or science credit. CALENDAR NOTES: HSTC 2211.03 and HSTC 2212.03 must normally be taken in the same academic year PREREQUISITES: HSTC 2211.03 or permission of the instructor CROSSLISTED: HSTC 1202.03, HIST 2076.03, SCIE 2002.03 EXCLUSIONS: HSTC 1200.06, HSTC 2200.06, HIST 2074.06, SCIE 2000.06 FORMATS: Lecture | Tutorial