国王学院大学课程介绍——科技史
一、联合荣誉课程学习
- 1、科技史专业的学生必须学习联合双修荣誉学位，通过将科技史学位与达尔豪斯大学艺术与社会科学学院（艺术学士）、达尔豪斯大学科学学院（科学学士）或新闻学院（新闻学士）的课程相结合；
- 2、核心课程：
- 古代科学：智慧的开端；
- 中世纪科学：理性的光下的自然原因；
- 科学革命；
- 科学启蒙运动；
- 19世纪科学与自然；
- 20、21世纪的科学与自然；
- 3、选修课：
- 科技史导论；
- 技术与工程：从工业时代到控制论时代；
- 机器人：从奥维德到人工智能（半机器人正在研究中）；
- 生物政治：当代思想中的人性；
- 早期的现代欧洲史；
- 科学与传媒；
- 电影科幻；
- 亚洲与西方：几个世纪的对话；
- 科学与文化；
- 从历史观看科学与宗教；
- 以当代视角看科学与宗教；
- 酿造文明：啤酒的历史、文化与科学；
- 早期现代自然哲学研究：达芬奇；
- 当代科学技术研究课题：人类实验；
- 神经科学史；
二、副修科目
- 1、要获得副修科目学分，学生须完成以下课目中的18-27学分课程：
- 任选其一：
- HSTC2000.06
- HSTC3000.06
- HSTC4000.06
- HSTC1200.06（或HSTC2200、SCIE2000、HIST2074）
- 任选其二：
- HSTC2001.03
- HSTC2002.03
- HSTC3001.03
- HSTC3002.03
- HSTC4001.03
- HSTC4002.03
- 任选其一：
- 2、课程设置：
- 选择1门1学分或两门0.5学分课程：
- 科技史导论；
- 古代与中世纪科学；
- （以下为6门核心课程）；
- 从选修课后13门课中选择至少12学分课程：
三、选修课
- 所有科技史课程：
- 科技史导论；
- 技术与工程：从工业时代到控制论时代；
- 古代科学：智慧的开端；
- 中世纪科学：理性的光下的自然原因；
- 机器人：从奥维德到人工智能（半机器人正在研究中）；
- 生物政治：当代思想中的人性；
- 早期的现代欧洲史；
- 科学与传媒；
- 电影科幻；
- 亚洲与西方：几个世纪的对话；
- 科学与文化；
- 从历史观看科学与宗教；
- 以当代视角看科学与宗教；
- 酿造文明：啤酒的历史、文化与科学；
- 早期现代自然哲学研究：达芬奇；
- 当代科学技术研究课题：人类实验；
- 神经科学史；
History of Science and Technology
Combined Honours
- In HOST you must pursue a Combined Honours degree (that is a degree integrating courses from two disciplines) by combining your HOST degree with a programme from Dalhousie’s Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences (for a BA), a programme from Dalhousie’s Faculty of Science (for a BSc), or a degree in Journalism (for a BJH).
- Core Courses
- Ancient Science: The Beginnings of Wisdom;
- Science in the Middle Ages: Natural Reason in the Light of the Logos;
- The Scientific Revolution;
- Science in the Enlightenment;
- Science and Nature in the 19th Century;
- Science and Nature in the 20th and 21st Century;
- Electives
- Introduction to the History of Science;
- Technology and Engineering: from the Industrial Age to the Cybernetic Age;
- Automatons! From Ovid to AI (and cyborgs along the way);
- Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought;
- The Body in Early Modern Europe;
- Science and the Media;
- Science Fiction in Film;
- Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue;
- Science and Culture;
- Science and Religion: Historical Perspectives;
- Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives;
- Brewing Civilization: The History, Culture and Science of Beer;
- Studies in Early Modern Natural Philosophy: Leonardo da Vinci;
- Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments;
- History of Neuroscience
Minor
You can take a minor in HOST to complement your degree. Studying science through this humanities-based approach demonstrates your ability to think about science ‘outside the box’.
To obtain your minor, you must complete a minimum of 18 credit hours to a maximum of 27 credit hours including:
Any one (1) of the following options:
- HSTC2000.06
- HSTC3000.06
- HSTC4000.06
- HSTC1200.06 (or cross-listed as HSTC2200, SCIE2000, HIST2074)
Two (2) of the following courses:
At least 12 credit hours from HSTC courses (or courses cross-listed as HSTC courses) above the 1000 level.
One full credit or two half-credits among the following
- Introduction to the History of Science;
- Ancient and Medieval Science;
- Ancient Science: The Beginnings of Wisdom;
- Science in the Middle Ages: Natural Reason in the Light of the Logos;
- The Scientific Revolution;
- The Scientific Revolution;
- Science in the Enlightenment;
- Science and Nature in the Modern Period;
- Science and Nature in the 19th Century;
- Science and Nature in the 20th and 21st Century
At least 12 credit hours from HSTC courses (or courses cross-listed as HSTC courses) above the 1000 level.
- Automatons! From Ovid to AI (and cyborgs along the way);
- Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought;
- The Body in Early Modern Europe;
- Science and the Media;
- Science Fiction in Film;
- Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue;
- Science and Culture;
- Science and Religion: Historical Perspectives;
- Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives;
- Brewing Civilization: The History, Culture and Science of Beer;
- Studies in Early Modern Natural Philosophy: Leonardo da Vinci;
- Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments;
- History of Neuroscience
Electives
- Discover the history of engineering. Learn about science fiction in film, science and the media, or science and religion. These are just some of the topics of elective courses open to students pursuing a King’s Honours degree or any program in King’s and Dalhousie shared Faculty of Arts and Social Sciences and Faculty of Science.
- Using the combined resources of philosophical, historical and sociological methods, HOST traces the roots and trajectories of primary conceptions of nature and our place within it.
- All HOST Courses
- Introduction to the History of Science;
- Technology and Engineering: from the Industrial Age to the Cybernetic Age;
- Ancient Science: The Beginnings of Wisdom;
- Science in the Middle Ages: Natural Reason in the Light of the Logos;
- Automatons! From Ovid to AI (and cyborgs along the way);
- Bio-Politics: Human Nature in Contemporary Thought;
- The Body in Early Modern Europe;
- Science and the Media;
- Science Fiction in Film;
- Asia and the West: Centuries of Dialogue;
- The Scientific Revolution;
- Science in the Enlightenment;
- Science and Culture;
- Science and Religion: Historical Perspectives;
- Science and Religion: Contemporary Perspectives;
- Brewing Civilization: The History, Culture and Science of Beer;
- Studies in Early Modern Natural Philosophy: Leonardo da Vinci;
- Studies in Contemporary Science and Technology Topic: Human Experiments;
- Science and Nature in the 19th Century;
- Science and Nature in the 20th and 21st Century;
- History of Neuroscience
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