CEGEP Courses I Conceivably Could Teach
Ones with a * require less preparation than the others

Humanities - World Views
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The Scientific World View						*
From Myth to Philosophy
Practical Skepticism
Critical Thinking								*
Creativity, Science, Art

Humanities - Knowledge
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The Sciences and the Humanities					*
Fun with Epistemology
What is Knowledge?
Experiment, Experience, Empiricism
Knowledge: Genuine and Bogus

Humanities - Ethics
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The Ethics of Science
Issues in Multimedia Authoring
Values and Computing

Philosophy / Liberal Arts
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Critical Thinking								*
Introduction to Logic							*
Introduction to the Philosophy of Science		*
Introduction to the Philosophy of Computing		*
Introduction to Metaphysics and Epistemology
The Scientific Revolution
Ancient Natural Philosophy
Introduction to Philosophy (regular)
Introduction to Philosophy via Neurophilosophy
History of Western Philosophy

Computer Science
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Logic for Computer Science Students				*
Structured Programming in C						*
Structured Programming in Pascal				*

History
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History of Computing
History of Logic

Note: Liberal Arts courses overlap with Philosophy ones. The classification is
 immaterial, really. Some of the philosophy / liberal arts courses could be
 "toned down" and made into humanities courses of the first two sorts.