Psychology
Not available to Psychology majors.
(18 semester hours)

The student who graduates with a minor in Psychology will be able to:

• Define psychology and foundation of psychology.
• Discuss the history and foundation of psychology.
• Discuss psychological disorders and therapy and define the condition of “abnormal behavior”.
• Identify major theorists of developmental psychology and apply evaluation principles to developmental theories in a scientific format.
• Recognize and categorize the symptoms of major specific cognitive disorders.
• Differentiate between biological psychological conditions and personality disorders.
• Detect and apply various experimental designs in new situations.
• Evaluate and interpret how to design, execute, analyze, and interpret adequate psychological research. 

PY300 / PSY 305 - History and Systems of Psychology
PY303 / PSY 303 - Learning and Cognition
PY311 / PSY 326 - Abnormal Psychology
PY342 / CFD 342 - Human Life Span Development
PY400 / PSY 400 - Experimental Psychology
SS134 / PSY 101 - Introduction to Psychology