We will primarily examine Miranda Fricker's definition of epistemic injustice and how it fits under the broader concepts of epistemic oppression and epistemic exclusion.

In this course, we will address the following questions: How does knowledge reflect the particular perspective of the knower? How does one's social identity facilitate or restrict their epistemic agency? How is ignorance willfully or un-willfully maintained? To tackle these questions, we will survey philosophical texts on situated knowledge, epistemic oppression, and active ignorance.

This course explores topic in social epistemology, particularly those related to race and testimony. Prereq: 2500, and 6 cr hrs in Philos at or above 3000-level or Grad standing in Philos or permission of instructor. Preferable to have credit for 3700 prior to enrollment. Prereq: 3300, or 6 cr hrs in Philos at or above 3000-level or Grad standing in Philos or permission of instructor.Īn intensive examination of major metaphysical problems: categories, universals, substance and process, causality and law, space and time, metaphysical presuppositions of knowledge. Written work will include a term paper and some shorter written assignments throughout the term, and students will do presentations on their work. Each meeting will be broken up into phases of group work, lecture and discussion, and we will take a break. What are these states? What roles do emotions play in our moral and social lives? Can our emotional responses be unreasonable or unethical? In what ways can we control or be responsible for how we feel? The course meets only once a week, for one long session. This course will focus on the moral psychology of emotions and related states, such as Guilt, Compassion, Envy, Anger, Fear, Disgust, Pride, Shame, Contempt, Admiration, Amusement, and Anxiety. For a complete listing of courses offered in recent, current, and upcoming semesters, see the OSU Master Schedule. A full listing of graduate level courses is also available at the OSU Course Catalog. Below that is a list of all graduate-level courses offered by the Department. OSU-owned only and personally-owned devicesĢD CAD, 3D CAD, CAM, Collaboration, Electrical Design Online Configuration, Product Data Management, Simulation Solutions, Technical Communication, and VisualizationĪcademic use only (i.e.Below is a list of upcoming graduate courses with full descriptions and other specific information. SIMULIA delivers realistic simulation applications that enable users to explore real-world behavior of product, nature and life.įaculty, Academic Computing Labs, and Research Labs OSU-owned and personally-owned devices (students) Model, present, analyze, and realize 3D designs.įaculty, Students, and Academic Computing Labs (primarily used by KSA) Pulse VPN instructions and Download (external) Request for Personally-owned Device (external)Ĭreate a Virtual Private Network (a secure connection to COE-Net)įaculty,Academic Computing Labs, Research Labs, and Students LabVIEW is systems engineering software for applications that require test, measurement, and control with rapid access to hardware and data insights. OSU-owned or personally-owned (with restrictions)įaculty, Academic Computing Labs, Research Labs, and Students Manages bibliographies, citations and referencesĬombines high-precision numeric and symbolic computation with data visualization and programming capabilities.įaculty, Staff, Academic Computing Labs, Research Labs, and Students Molecular structures, modelling, visualization softwareįaculty, Staff, Academic Computing Labs (primarily used by MSE) OSU-owned and personally-owned (for educational purposes only)ĭownload from autodesk for Personally-owned Device (external)ĢD and 3D PDF markup, editing and collaborationĪcademic Computing Labs (primarily used by CEGE) Product Design & Manufacturing, architecture, engineering and construction (Revit, AutoCAD, and Civil 3D), Media & Entertainmentįaculty, Academic Computing Labs, Research Labs (only OSU-owned), and students

OSU-owned devices only for OSU licensed product free student version available directly from Ansys for use on personally-owned devices.ĭownload from Ansys for Personally-Owned Devices (external)Ī process modeling tool for conceptual design, optimation, and performance monitoring for chemical, polymer, specialty chemical, metals and minerals, and coal power industries.įaculty, Staff, Academic Computing Labs (primarily used by CBE)ĭownload from ETS Software OneDrive for Personally-owned device (external) Structures, Fluids, Electromagnetics, Embedded Software, 3D Design, Optica, Partner Network, Systems Semiconductors, and Structures Request from OTDI for Personally-owned Device (external) Faculty, Academic Computing Labs and Research Labs

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