What This Document Is
This is a take-home final exam for an Introduction to Philosophy (PHI 2010) course at Broward College. It assesses students’ understanding of core philosophical concepts and their ability to apply critical thinking skills. The exam contributes 15% to the overall course grade.
Why This Document Matters
This exam is intended for students enrolled in PHI 2010 who are preparing for their final assessment. It serves as a culminating challenge, requiring students to synthesize course material and demonstrate their philosophical reasoning abilities. It’s used to evaluate comprehension of key ethical frameworks and concepts discussed throughout the semester.
Common Limitations or Challenges
This document is a test, not a learning resource. It *requires* prior knowledge of philosophical concepts like determinism, utilitarianism, and Kantian ethics. It does not provide instruction on these topics; it expects students to already understand them. Successfully completing this exam requires independent thought and application of learned principles.
What This Document Provides
The full document includes:
* Four short answer questions covering free will, utilitarianism, Kant’s categorical imperative, and ethical relativism.
* An “Application Sheet” (labeled “HW-for-Your-Future-Self”).
* Details regarding an in-class discussion/application component contributing to the final score.
* Specific scoring breakdown (65 points total).
* Definitions of determinism and indeterminism to aid in the free will question.
* The two main statements of Kant’s categorical imperative.
This preview *does not* include answers to the questions, the content of the “Application Sheet,” or details about the in-class discussion. It only provides an overview of the exam’s structure and topics.