Courses I Teach

Courses I Teach

Course Number	TITLE	DESCRIPTION	Currently Being Taught
UNDERGRADUATE COURSES
PSY 100	General Psychology	Introduction to Psychology and the principles of human behavior and mental processes.	NO
PSY 209	Industrial Psychology	Introduction to industrial/organizational psychology with an emphasis on personnel psychology.	NO
PSY 211	Social Psychology	Introduction to the principles of social psychology.	YES
PSY 225	Psychological Statistics	Introduction to basic descriptive statistics for psychology majors and other majors in the social sciences.	NO
PSY 305	Personality	Introduction to the theories of personality.	NO
PSY 311	Inferential Statistics	This is a continuation of PSY 205. It is an introduction to basic inferential statistics.	YES
PSY 340	Psychological Testing	Introduction to psychological testing and measurement.	NO
PSY 360	Experimental Psychology	Introduction to the techniques of conducting experimental research in psychology.	NO
PSY 370	Interviewing	Introduction to the design, development, and conduct of effective interviewing in the employment arena.	NO
PSY 365	Research Methods	Introduction to basic research skills in psychology.	NO
PSY 428	Advanced Industrial Psychology	This course focuses on the psychology of industrial training design.	YES

*GRADUATE COURSES*
PSY 721	Advanced Tests and Measurements	Overview of the use of all test types including test construction, evaluation, validation, administration, interpretation, and application.	NO
PSY 766	Graduate Statistics	Introduction to the fundamentals of statistical application and interpretation. The course covers descriptive, inferential, and multivariate statistics. The overall goal is to give students knowledge in the basic understanding and interpretation of statistics used in psychological research.	NO
PSY 767	Graduate Research Methods	Introduction to various research techniques in psychology with an emphasis on how to read, interpret, and critique published research.	NO
RES 800	Research Methods	The focus of this course is on the elements of behavioral research. It provides an overview of traditional research techniques with an emphasis on how to interpret this research. The course is designed for graduate students who have had no research or statistical background.	NO