PSY 1300- Introduction to PsychologyGroup: Core (0)
Writing Intensive: No
Pre-Requisites: None
Course Description:
A survey of the major principles derived from research on human and animal behavior. Topics studied include learning, thinking, motivation, emotion, personality, the senses, perception, and the form and functions of the nervous system. PSY 1300 is a prerequisite for all other psychology courses. |
Course offering information for the past year:Fall, 2009
Section 01 with Brown on M-W-F from 800 to 850
Section 02 with Brown on M-W-F from 900 to 950
Section 04 with Meeks on M-W-- from 1230 to 150
Section 05 with Friedman on -T-H- from 800 to 920
Section 06 with Huber on -T-H- from 1100 to 1220
Section 07 with Gibbons on -T-H- from 1230 to 150
Section 08 with Friedman on -T-H- from 200 to 320
Section 09 with Gibbons on ARR from ARR to ARR
Section 10 with Brown on M-W-F from 1000 to 1050
Section 11 with Meeks on M-W-F from 800 to 850
Section 12 with Meeks on M-W-F from 900 to 950
Summer 2, 2009
Section 751 with Gibbons on MTWHF from 1000 to 1140
Summer 1, 2009
Section 501 with Angulo on MTWHF from 200 to 340
Spring, 2009
Section 251 with Brown on M-W-F from 800 to 850
Section 252 with Brown on M-W-F from 900 to 950
Section 253 with Brown on M-W-F from 1000 to 1050
Section 254 with Meeks on M-W-- from 1230 to 150
Section 255 with Gibbons on M-W-- from 330 to 450
Section 256 with Gibbons on M-W-- from 500 to 620
Section 257 with Friedman on -T-H- from 800 to 920
Section 258 with Huber on -T-H- from 1100 to 1220
Section 259 with Huber on -T-H- from 1230 to 150
Section 260 with Friedman on -T-H- from 200 to 320
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