I took Sci-Fi Ethics taught by Dr. Eric Hilker and loved it. Most people don't like their engagements, so I had very low expectations going in, but I was pleasantly surprised by how much I enjoyed this class. The basic class overview is analyzing Sci-Fi and what it tells us about being human. The required outside work for each class was reading one to two short stories and writing a couple sentences in response to a question about them. Then class time was spent discussing these Sci-Fi short stories and delving into their details and themes. The grading in the class was extremely easy. There were three main categories graded in the class. The first was the responses you wrote before each class to the readings. These were all graded on completion. The second was a participation in class grade. This was also very easy to get and Dr. Hilker would give you then points if you occasionally talked in class and discusses in small groups when asked to. The last part was a final project were you wrote your own very short Sci-Fi piece. This wasn't graded on completion, but everyone I talked to scored very well. Overall, I would strongly recommend talking this class as your required Ethical Engagement for College of Arts and Sciences students.