This is a three-unit general education non-laboratory science course.  It is intended for non-science majors, and there are no prerequisite courses.  The emphasis will be on the scientific method, scientists and their attitudes, some history of science, science as a human enterprise, and the relationship of science to the modern world.  An important part of the course will be the development of scientific skepticism, or the so-called “gullibility training”.  Note that this is not strictly a science course: any science you learn here is purely incidental.  This is a course about science, about scientists, and about the relationship of science and scientists to everything else.