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COURSE OUTLINE Fundamentals of Philosophy 1
COURSE OUTLINE Fundamentals of Philosophy 1
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FUNDAMENTALS OF PHILOSOPHY
1st Semester S/Y 2019 – 2020
Graduates of the B.S in Information Technology are expected to demonstrate the following
set of educational objectives after a few years of graduation:
1. Apply and demonstrate computing skills in developing, implementing and maintaining
computer-based systems evident in their profession.
2. Capable of communicating effectively both in English and Filipino language with team
members and the public at large.
3. Aware of their ethical and professional responsibilities in contributing to the society
through active engagement. Recognize the benefits of continual professional
development through lifelong learning.
KNOWLEDGE:
1. Learn and understand the meaning and practice of philosophizing.
2. Understand and master the phenomenological method of philosophizing.
3. Describe the different aspects of being human in a holistic way.
SKILL:
1. Habitually think and reflect philosophically of their existence.
2. Learn the art of questioning and being critical on a variety of human concerns.
3. Be able to explain well and eloquently philosophical concepts during oral exams.
4. Answer personal questions and those of others in a philosophical way.
5. Write well-argued, rigorous and in-depth philosophical reflections.
VALUES:
1. Appreciate a life lived philosophically.
2. Achieve self-knowledge and creatively initiate ways how to live more
authentically.
3. Have a deep sense of humanity and increase one’s sensibility for one’s
fellowman.
4. Become reflective and critical members if not leaders of the community.
5. Become exemplars of a dynamic life moving always ahead to fullness.
X. COURSE CONTENT :
Mission, Vision Goals, Quality Policy of CSPC
Goals and objectives of CME
Palmiano, D. (2013). Philosophy of the Human Person. (Pili Camarines Sur: Prince
Chariel Publishing House).
Warburton, N. (2013). Philosophy, The Basic. 5th Edition. (USA, Canada: Routledge).
Buckingham, W. and Company (2011). The Philosophy Book: Big Ideas Simply
Explained. (Great Britain: Dorling Kindersly Limited.
Cooper, J.M. (2012). Ancient Philosophies as Ways of Life: The Tanner Lecture on
Human Values. Standford University, January 25-26, 2012.
(https://tannerlectures.utah.edu/Cooper%20Lecture.pdf)
CSPC Student Handbook