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Biologies in Text and Film
Carnegie Mellon University · UGRD · Fall 2026
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The course enables students to interpret and apply scientific findings meaningfully by enhancing their critical thinking and analytical skills through the examination of how science is represented in media. In their personal lives, students become more discerning consumers of scientific information. learning to differentiate between accurate scientific facts and speculative fiction. Professionally, the course equips students with the ability to communicate complex scientific concepts to diverse audiences and to apply scientific reasoning to problem-solving in various fields. Civically, the course fosters an understanding of the societal and ethical implications of scientific advancements, empowering students to engage in informed public discussions to make thoughtful decisions on science-related issues.
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