Module 14
Classical Utilitarianism
with Jeremy Bentham
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During the semester, I’ll be sending you weekly emails and also posting them on UB Learns.
This document has all the information from the syllabus and more details about the course, its grading scheme, and its activities.
At the end of each unit, there will be a unit exam. These are not cumulative, focusing primarily on new material.
You initially have 3 philosopher’s stones to use during this course. You will earn more stones based on your performance on each module and unit exam.
An organized table listing out all the important dates for this course, along with links to each of the course modules.
As you complete Ethics! activities, you will earn philosophy experience points that will determine your final grade in the course.
You will work together with your classmates on Perusall, making social annotations of the course readings.
Each course module will have two types of quizzes: Quizzes embedded into my Panopto videos and end-of-module quizzes posted on UB Learns.