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Academic year
The following Psychology courses are listed for the 2006-2007 Fall and Spring academic year.
Course code Title
PSYC-001 General Psychology
PSYC-002 Research Methods and Statistics
PSYC-110 History of Modern Psychology
PSYC-115 Philosphy of Psychology: Wittgenstein
PSYC-120 Physiological Psychology
PSYC-121 Behavioral Neuropsychology
PSYC-130 Cognition
PSYC-131 Learning
PSYC-140 Social Psychology
PSYC-151 Abnormal Psychology
PSYC-160 Childhood and Adolescence
PSYC-162 PSYC OF HUMAN LEARNING & EDUCATION
PSYC-223 Monkeys, Apes, and Humans
PSYC-230 Psychology, Photography, and the Visual Arts
PSYC-231 The Psychology of Memory
PSYC-232 Sensation and Perception
PSYC-234 Cognitive Neuroscience
PSYC-252 Community Psychology
PSYC-320 Contemporary Issues in Neuropsychology
PSYC-340 Social Psychology of Emotion
PSYC-347 Special Topics: Adolescent Development and Law
PSYC-352 Madness, Genius, and Creativity
PSYC-361 Children and Technology
PSYC-363 Developmental Psychopathology: Disturbances of Childhood and Adolescence
PSYC-365 Science, Children, and Politics
PSYC-366 Evolutionary Perspectives on Development and Cognition
PSYC-367 Infancy
PSYC-368 Children, Families, and the Law
PSYC-370 Psychology and Literature
PSYC-371 Contemporary Research on Emotion
PSYC-372 Multiculturalism, Democracy, and Intergroup Relations
PSYC-373 THE ROOTS, GROWTH, AND FRUITS OF COGNITIVE NEUROSCIENCE
PSYC-503 Social and Emotional Development
PSYC-504 CORE SEMINAR DEVELOPMENTAL SCIENCE LIFESPAN DEVT:BRAIN & COGNITION
PSYC-511 NEW GRADUATE CORE SEMINAR IN COGNITION
PSYC-512 Graduate Seminar in Cognitive Neuroscience
 
Cross listed courses
BIOL-226 Animal Behavior
ICOS-201 Introduction to Cognitive Science
ICOS-202 Research Modules in Cognitive Science
IDST-324 Critique of Social Science
NSCI-523 Brain and Language
NSCI-602 Vision: Neurons to Behavior
PHIL-401 Philosophy and Psychoanalysis: Language

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