課程信息
The second course of the specialization EVALUATING PROBLEMS will show you how humans think and how to utilize different disciplinary approaches to tackle problems more effectively. It advances your knowledge of your own field by teaching you to look at it in new ways.
EVALUATING PROBLEMS is constructed in the following way: Week I. “Thinking about Thinking” – How problem solving evolved in nature, how the mechanics of our brains work, and the psychological biases that can emerge when we think. Week II. “Philosophy, Science, and Problem Solving” – How humans have historically approached problem solving, from ancient times to the present. Week III. “Approaching Problems in the Natural Sciences” – How people in the natural sciences deconstruct problems. Week IV. “Statistics and Problem Solving” – How statistics can be used to evaluate problems and think critically. Week V. “Approaching Problems in the Humanities” – How people in the social sciences and humanities deconstruct problems. Week VI. “Evaluating the Anthropocene” – How to evaluate the problems of the Anthropocene.
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創建者 MM
•Nov 17, 2017
I loved this second course on the "Solving Complex Problems" roadmap.\n\nIt allows us to truly reflect on the problem we set in course 1 and to develop new areas of knowledge.\n\nI truly enjoyed it!
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創建者 Stephen Carlson
•Feb 27, 2019
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創建者 dan h
•Nov 10, 2018
Was interesting in the diversity of the ideas and of course appreciate the amount of quality work done in this class, but I did not learn how to evaluate ideas. It was more of an exposure to big history and a few big problems.
創建者 Maria Amélia Murteira Dória Monteiro
•Nov 17, 2017
I loved this second course on the "Solving Complex Problems" roadmap.
It allows us to truly reflect on the problem we set in course 1 and to develop new areas of knowledge.
I truly enjoyed it!
