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Personnel and Industrial Psychology

In order to fulfill a concentration, students must complete ALL of the requirements for the BA or BS degree in Psychology, in addition to the concentration requirements. Courses used to fulfill a concentration can also be used towards degree requirements.

A. Conceptual Core (28 credits)

ECON 101- Principles of Microeconomics

ECON 102- Principles of Macroeconomics

PSYC 100- Introduction to Psychology

PSYC 210- Psychology of Learning

PSYC 340- Social Psychology

PSYC 380- Personality

PSYC 446- Industrial/organizational Psychology

ECAD 310- Human Resource Mgmt.

ECAD 489- Seminar in Management and Admin.

 

B. Skills Core (23 credits)

PSYC 331*- Experimental Psyc: Design & Analy I

PSYC 332 * - Experimental Psyc: Design &Analy II

PSYC 320- Psychological Assessment

PSYC 324- (formerly 424) Interviewing Techniques

EDUC 471- Principles of Training and Development

ENGL 391- Inter. Exposition OR 393- Tech. Writing

IFSM 201- Intro. to Computer-Based Systems OR IFSM 295- Intro. to Applications Prog OR

CMSC 100- Intro. to Computers & Prog

* Or approved equivalent for students not majoring in psychology (e.g., SOCY 300 and 301, or MATH 151 and ECON 320, or GEOG 300 and 301).

C. Elective (3 credits)

AFST 271- Intro. to Community Involvement

ECAD 360- Business Law

ECAD 385- Business Ethics & Society

ECAD 425- Marketing

ECON 352- Industrial Relations

GEOG 330- Location of Economic Activity

GEOG 435- Geography of Manufacturing

IS 325- Intro. to Mgmt Science

IS 303- Human Factors in Comp Sys Design

IS 440- Integrated Tech. Into Business Processes

POLI 354- Public Mgmt and Personnel Systems

POLI 432- Civil Rights

PSYC 387- Community Psychology

SOCY 365- Sociology-Labor Force & Occupations

SOCY 432- Work and Retirement

SOWK 395- Alcohol Problems and Alcoholism


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