History of Science to the age of Newton
Offered By: The University of Oklahoma via Janux
Course Description
Overview
Explore the fascinating journey of scientific thought and discovery from ancient times to the era of Sir Isaac Newton in this 16-week course. Delve into the origins of scientific inquiry, tracing its evolution through various civilizations and time periods. Examine the contributions of key figures and their groundbreaking ideas that shaped our understanding of the natural world. Investigate the development of scientific methods, tools, and theories that laid the foundation for modern science. Gain insights into the social, cultural, and philosophical contexts that influenced scientific progress. By the end of the course, acquire a comprehensive understanding of how science emerged as a distinct discipline and the profound impact of Newtonian physics on subsequent scientific endeavors.
Taught by
Kerry Magruder, PhD
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