University of North Carolina at Greensboro · Courses
FMS
26 courses with the subject FMS, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
FMS 100College Connections 1
Introduction to learning in the College of Arts and Sciences.
FMS 115Freshman Seminar in Reasoning and Discourse: Written Communication 3
Instruction and practice in deliberative, informative, and reflective writing based on the study of primary texts. Emphasis on the writing/revising process and on critical reading.
A discussion-based course on the foundations of American democracy from the disciplinary perspective of the instructor. Students evaluate key concepts, principles, and arguments in the founding documents of the American Republic and consider later challenges to these efforts as illustrated by various texts that reflect the breadth of American experiences.
FMS 134Freshman Seminar in Global Engagement and Intercultural Learning 3
A variable topics course that focuses on similarities and differences across world cultures over time and emphasizes the development of global perspectives and skills to engage cross-culturally.
FMS 142Freshman Seminar in Philosophical, Religious, and Ethical Principles-Global Non-Western Perspectiv 3
Global Non-Western perspectives on the studies of the philosophical, religious, and/or ethical traditions that have shaped societies in the past and present.
FMS 170Freshman Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies 3
Introduction to the scientific study of individuals, societies, and human institutions with an emphasis on the methods and results of investigations in these areas.
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Repeatable
May be repeated once for credit when topic varies.
FMS 171Freshman Seminar in Social and Behavioral Studies-Global Perspectives 3
Global perspectives on the scientific study of individuals, societies, and human institutions with an emphasis on the methods and results of investigations in these areas.
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FMS
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Repeatable
May be repeated once for credit when topic varies.
Problem-based introduction to quantitative reasoning, including computational methods; formulation of quantitative arguments; algorithmic understanding, selection, and utilization; data modeling, interpretation, and summarization of results, on real world datasets.