Courses: 2005-2006
| Fall 2005 | ||
| Phil 1 | Prof. Paul Churchland | |
| Hum 3 | Renaissance, Reformation, and Early Modern Europe | Prof. Donald Rutherford |
| Phil 10 | Introduction to Logic | Prof. Rick Grush |
| Phil 12 | ||
| Phil 13 | Intro to Philosophy: Ethics | Professor Richard Arneson |
| Phil 14 | Introduction to Philosophy: Metaphysics | Craig Callender |
| Phil 27 | Prof. Gerald Doppelt | |
| Phil 31 | Ancient Philosophy | Prof. David Brink |
| Phil 87 | Philosophy Through Science Fiction | Professor Craig Callender |
| Phil 100 | Socrates and Plato | Professor Sam Rickless |
| Phil 104 | The Rationalists | Prof. Donald Rutherford |
| Phil 120 | Symbolic Logic I | Professor Sam Rickless |
| Phil 123 | Philosophy of Logic | Prof. Gila Sher |
| Phil 130 | Metaphysics | Talbert |
| Phil 146 | Philosophy of Physics | Prof. Craig Callender |
| Phil 148 | Philosophy and the Environment | Prof. Francis Longworth |
| Phil 167 | Contemporary Political Philosophy | Prof. David Brink |
| Phil 181 | Prof. Michael Hardimon | |
| Phil 285 | Special Topics | Prof. Gila Sher |
| Winter 2006 | ||
| Phil 1 | The Nature of Philosophy | Prof. Gila Sher |
| Phil 10 | Introduction to Logic | Prof. Rick Grush |
| Phil 12 | Logic and Decision Making | Prof. William Bechtel |
| Phil 14 | Introduction to Philosophy: Metaphysics | Prof. Craig Callender |
| Phil 27 | Ethics and Society | Prof. Ellen Comisso |
| Phil 32 | The Origins of Modern Philosophy | Prof. Eric Watkins |
| Phil 87 | Freshman Seminar: Affirmitive Action Debate | Prof. Gerald Doppelt |
| Phil 87 | Freshman Seminar: Spheres of Freedom | Prof. Gila Sher |
| Phil 101 | Aristotle | Prof. John Vella |
| Phil 105 | The Empiricists | Prof. Samuel Rickless |
| Phil 132 | Epistemology | Prof. Paul Churchland |
| Phil 147 | Philosophy of Biology | Prof. William Bechtel |
| Phil 152 | Philosophy of Social Sciences | Prof. Nancy Cartwright |
| Phil 160 | Ethical Theory | Prof. Matthew Talbert |
| Phil 161 | Topics in History of Ethics | Prof. Michael Hardimon |
| Phil 214 | Leibniz: Mathematics and Nature | Prof. Don Rutherford |
| Phil 260 | Ethics | Prof. David Brink |
| Phil 999 | Graduate Seminar | Prof. Nancy Cartwright |
| Spring 2006 | ||
| Phil 1 | The Nature of Philosophy | Richard Arneson |
| Phil 10 | Introduction to Logic | Rick Grush |
| Phil 12 | Logic and Decision Making | Anna Alexandrova |
| Phil 15 | Theory of Knowledge | Paul Churchland |
| Phil 27 | Ethics and Society | Luke Robinson |
| Phil 33 | Philosophy and the Age of Enlightenment | Kristen Irwin |
| Phil 87 | The Morality of Terrorism | Richard Arneson |
| Phil 87 | Situations, Character, Ethics | Dana Nelkin |
| Phil 108 | Nineteenth Century Philosophy | Michael Hardimon |
| Phil 120 | Symbolic Logic | Aaron Schiller |
| Phil 125 | Games and Decisions | Anna Alexandrova |
| Phil 136 | Philosophy of Mind | Jonathan Cohen |
| Phil 146 | Philosophy of Physics | Craig Callender |
| Phil 163 | Bio-Medical Ethics | Matthew Talbert |
| Phil 166 | Classics in Political Philosophy | Richard Arneson |
| Phil 168 | Philosophy of Law | David Brink |
| Phil 185 | Philosophy of Religion | Dana Nelkin |
| CogSci 200 | NeuroEnigmas | Patricia Churchland |
| Phil 205A | Core Course in Metaphysics | Craig Callender |
| Phil 208 | Seminar on History of Analytic Philosophy | Jonathan Cohen |
| Phil 209B | Models and Predictions | William Bechtel, Naomi Oreskes, Wen |
| Phil 260 | Moral Luck | Dana Nelkin |
| Phil 285 | Self and Subject in 17th and 18th Century Philosophy | Michael Hardimon |