Since the fall semester of 1996-97, I have created a course Home page for each of my courses. These contain the syllabus, hand-outs, announcements, and a collection of course-related web links. So far I have the following online.

When a course ends, I generally stop updating its web pages. However, I leave all the pages on the web and update them again when I next teach the course. (So please forgive broken links on dormant course pages.)

I left my full-time teaching position in the spring of 2003 and have no plans to teach these courses again. I leave the course pages online but will no longer update them.

Consent & Coercion Spring 2002-03 Home page Syllabus Links Crimes & Torts Spring 2002-03 Home page Syllabus Links Current Legal Events Spring 2000-01 Home page Syllabus Links Ethics of Belief Fall 2002-2003 Home page Syllabus Links HTML Workshop June 1998 Home page — Links Kant Spring 1999-2000 Home page Syllabus Links Kant's Second and Third Critiques Fall 2000-01 Home page Syllabus Links Logical Systems Fall 2002-2003 Home page Syllabus Links Metaphilosophy Spring 1999-2000 Home page Syllabus Links Minds & Machines Spring 2000-01 Home page Syllabus Links Nineteenth Century Continental Philosophy Fall 1998-99 Home page Syllabus Links Philosophy of Law Fall 1999-2000 Home page Syllabus Links Programming & Problem Solving Spring 1996-97 Home page Syllabus Links Rationalism & Empiricism Fall 2002-2003 Home page Syllabus Links Real-World Reasoning:  Informal Logic for College Summer 1999 Home page Syllabus Links Self-Deception Fall 1997-98 Home page Syllabus Links Skepticism Spring 1997-98 Home page Syllabus Links Symbolic Logic Spring 1996-97 Home page Syllabus Links

Files and links that pertain to more than one course

• Generic Suberian course hand-out
• Essay assignment
• Avoiding plagiarism
• Library assignment
• Abstract assignment
• Explication assignment
• Objection-reply assignment
• Opening questions assignment
• Opening propositions assignment
• Giving presentations and leading discussions
• The clinical attitude toward arguments
• Taking notes on philosophical texts
• Electronic discussion
• Stages of argument
• Evaluation form
• How to use Philosopher's Index
• Philosophy study aids
• Policy on dead links
• Search Hippias, the Limited-Area Search Engine for Philosophy.
  
• Search Noesis, Philosophical Research On-Line