Psyc 210: Human Sexuality
Human Sexuality is a broad survey course that provides undergraduates with an introduction to the diverse topics that comprise human sexuality. To understand human sexuality, one must be familiar with its biological aspects, psychological aspects, social/cultural aspects, and moral or spiritual/religious aspects. The central goal of this course is to acquaint students with the multifaceted aspects of human sexuality, and to help them increase their understanding of how human sexuality is influenced by and influences so many other parts of our lives.
Human Sexuality Course Syllabus |
Psyc 542: Multivariate Statistics
This graduate course is designed to provide a working knowledge of multivariate statistics. We focus on the appropriate use and interpretation of a variety of multivariate statistics using SPSS. Students are tasked with becoming familiar with the various statistical techniques so they will know when to use them, how to use them, and how to interpret them. Currently, this course covers the following statistical procedures: multiple regression, logistic regression, path analysis, factor analysis, discriminant analysis, multivariate analysis of variance including repeated measures analysis and mixed designs.
Multivariate Statistics Course Syllabus.
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