The Handy Notebook

These notes contain worked out practice problems with regards to Bernoulli Equations and Logistic Equations from the Differential Equations class taught by Peter Brady at Stevens Institute of Technology.

These notes cover Autonomous & Bernoulli Equations for the Differential Equations class taught by Professor Peter Brady at Stevens Institute of Technology.

This package includes all papers written during the semester. Each essay seeks to understand the meaning of each philosopher’s work (with regards to human consciousness) and how it relates to our experiences today.

This package includes all summaries explaining the main points of readings covered throughout the semester as well as opinions/commentary on the piece. Philosophers include Aristotle, Plato, Descartes, Aquinas, Darwin, and more!

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Post one comment of around 300 words 1. Point out the main differences between dualism and materialism. 2. Indicate a preference for either dualism or materialism.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. 5 pages, double spaced, times new roman, 12 size font Analyze the main difference between St. Augustine and Hume’s views on the mind and conclude by expressing your opinion which one of them is correct and explain why.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. In about 300 words: • Summarize the main points from “What is like to be a bat”. • Formulate an opinion about Nagel’s argument for consciousness as a subjective experience.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. 2 pages, double spaced, times new roman, 12 size font Explain the difference between Plato and Aristotle’s views on the soul and state which of these philosophers you think is correct. Explain why you think either Aristotle or Plato is correct.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. In about 300 words: - formulate a preference for one of the theories mentioned by Ned Block - explain your preference

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Three pages, double-spaced, times new roman, 12 sized font Write a review of Descartes’ “Sixth Meditation” in which to describe the most important ideas about the mind and conclude by formulating your personal opinion about Descartes’ view on mind.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main points from the Crisis. • Formulate an opinion about Husserl’s criticism of scientific psychology.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the difference between mental and physical phenomena as indicated in the above excerpt. • Formulate an opinion about Brentano’s distinction between mental and physical phenomena.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main points from ‘Chapter 4”. • Formulate an opinion about Darwin’s view on the role of emotions for consciousness.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main points from "Of the Origin of Our Ideas". • Formulate an opinion about Hume’s ideas on how the mind works

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main difference between mind and body from “Meditation VI”. • Formulate an opinion on Descartes’ distinction between mind and body.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main points from “Question 75”. • Formulate an opinion about “Question 75”.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize the main ideas about mind from “Chapter 10”. • Formulate an opinion about the views expressed by Saint Augustine.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000 : Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. • Summarize Aristotle’s difference between humans and animals as indicated in the above excerpt. • Formulate an opinion about Aristotle’s difference between humans and animals.

For Professor Lucian Delescu’s class, Philosophy 1000: Philosophy of the Human Person, at St. John’s University. Students will participate in a graded Discussion with one response of around 300 words. The response will focus on: 1. Summarizing the difference between invisible and visible worlds according to Plato. 2. Formulating an opinion regarding Plato’s view on mind.