POL-101 |
American Government |
This course analyzes the American form of government, its functions and |
current problems along with reflections upon comparative governments |
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around the world |
POL-212 |
State and Local Government |
This course offers an understanding of the structure and functioning of the Pennsylvania state legislature, courts, municipal governments and school boards within the context of federalism and discusses their impact upon the state ' s history and the daily lives of its citizens. |
POL-255 |
Law and Social Justice |
( For description see SOC 255.) |
3.00 |
POL-299 |
Selected Topics in Political |
The course offers a detailed study of a specialized subject area that will vary |
3.00 |
Science |
based on student / faculty interest. The topic, course structure and instructor will be announced prior to pre- registration. There are no prerequisites. |
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POL-437 |
Special Topics |
This course allows for a special investigation of a topic in political science that is not adequately covered in any of the courses listed above. It may be repeated if the topic is different. |
3.00 |
PSY-100 |
General Psychology |
Introduction to fundamental concepts of psychology, including memory, development, learning, personality, social psychology, and psychopathology. |
PSY-111 |
Statistics |
Introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics with applications to |
educational and psychological research: frequency distributions, probability, |
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binomial and normal distributions, graphic comparisons, correlation, chi |
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square, analysis of variance, and distribution. |
PSY-150 |
Social Psychology |
Study of human behavior as influenced by group situations, interpersonal |
relations, attitudes, and opinions; groups and group conflicts, language and |
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communication as social products.( May be taken for sociology credit.) |
PSY-200 |
Developmental Psychology |
Theories, issues and research concerning changes in physical, intellectual, |
emotional and social development across the life-span are examined and |
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applied to specific social issues. |