Courses Page
Edward P. Kardas
Updated: 2021-01-12
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Spring 2021 ALL COURSES ONLINE
- History of Psychology PSYC 4043)
- Cognitive Science (PSYC 3303)
- General Psychology (PSYC 2003)
- send mail to all classes above [in preparation]
Other Courses
- Freshman Seminar
- Faculty-taught Freshman Seminar outline (for BSS students)
- Update in progress, ready by 8/11/20
- Comparative and
Physiological
- Ready for use
- Honors Seminar
- The first honors course required of all honors students
- Update in progress, ready by 8/11/20
- Cognitive Science (New)--Revised from 2019
- Course will be a hybrid between the old version and 2019 version
- Cognitive Science (Old) (Regular and contract honors course)
- Student generated Web pages, begun Spring 1997, students revise and expand upon the work of previous classes. Starting in 2001, the course became more applied and covers areas like human factors, human-computer interaction, interface design, and usability.
- Human Sexuality
- Created Summer 1997 used as projected lecture notes
- Developmental
Psychology
- Summer course taught in traditional manner. Link above is to course outline
- Learning
- Taught Summers and in Fall semester on odd-numbered
- Research Methods I & II
- Password protected, sorry. These courses are now being taught by other faculty
- Cognitive Psychology
- Taught at Texas A&M-Texarkana, Spring 2006
- Advanced Human Growth and
Development
- Created Spring 1997 for graduate course
- Research Literature and Techniques
- Graduate course at Texas A&M-Texarkana
- Statistics
- Created Summer 1997, course used as projected lecture notes along with examples of calculations
- Learning
Theory
- Graduate course taught Fall 2003 with Web materials similar to CS page
- Experimental Psychology
- Taught at Texas A&M-Texarkana, Spring 2006 and Spring 2008
- Research Methods for Public Administration
- Graduate course taught beginning Spring 2007 for new Public Administration program.