An Introduction to Transdisciplinary Modes of
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John Rueter
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| Date | Notes | Topic | Guest | Reading |
| Sep 27 | week1 | Introduction | no | |
| Oct 04 | week2 | Scientific paradigms | Kuhn | |
| Oct 11 | week3 | Current approaches | Alexander, Norton | |
| Oct 18 | week4 | Interdisciplinarity and career development | ||
| Oct 25 | Multi-agent systems | Scott Heckbert, ISS | ||
Nov 01 |
Starting with stakeholder considerations | Elise Granek, ESM/IGERT | ||
| Nov 08 | The cultural perspective | Barbara Brower, Geography | ||
| Nov 15 | Using business or consultancy as part of a scholarly agenda | Evan Thomas | ||
| Nov 22 | Large Project Science | Andrew Fountain, Geology |
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| Nov 29 | Strategic partnerships | Mark Systma, Assoc. Vice President |
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| Dec 06 | Presentations & Panel |
The readings for this course are listed by lecture:
| WEEK | REFERENCE |
| 1 | Rittel and Webber - Post Normal Science - Encyclopedia of Earth
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| 2 | Kuhn, T. S. (1962). The structure of scientific revolutions. University of Chicago Press. on-line
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| 3 | Alexander article, Norton synopsis
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