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In this program, students will explore economic and social issues from a business and finance perspective. Students will be guided in an examination of their own financial lives. Higher education, in particular, will provide our framework of exploration.
The search for scientific and social understanding has been the subject of political, spiritual and ethical conflicts for millennia. These conflicts are now, more than ever, struggles for power and control.
Note: This program is a repeat of the fall program of the same title. Students who took the fall quarter program should not enroll in the winter repeat program.
What are the fundamental physics principles that govern phenomena in the universe? How do we make sense of numbers to describe these physical relationships? Using physics and mathematics, scientists have sought to describe and predict the world around us, resulting in innumerable metaphysical and technological advancements. The fundamental forces of nature will be our entry point for exploring physics with algebra. We will use the language of mathematics to describe and communicate important relationships between observations and measurements in physics and other fields of science.