3 credits
Fall 2025 Distance Learning Lecture Upper Division
This course will examine the broad problems of climate change by examining the relationship between science, politics, and society by using climate change as a lens through which to examine larger issues. Students will be encouraged to identify similar themes in their own experiences as emerging scientists, engineers and global leaders. Adequate preparation to write essays and perform basic arithmetic calculations needed. Prior knowledge of climate change science is not necessary.
Learning Outcomes1Able to think logically and creatively.
2Able to apply knowledge to practical situations.
3Able to respond flexibly as situation changes.
4Understand ethical issues, particularly in Science.
5Appreciate diverse experiences, thoughts, backgrounds.
6Understand and appreciate Science in the world environment.
Restrictions
made by Purdue students.