University of Minnesota Twin Cities (Source ID 003969)

2006–2008 Undergraduate Catalog

Educational Psychology (EPsy)

At the University of Minnesota Duluth

Course Number  Description  Credits  Equivalent Course  Fulfills requirements for 
Liberal Education Category** Cultural Diversity** International Perspective**
1600 Special Topics: Developing Special Educational and Human Service Programs 1–4 #      
1905 Freshman Seminar 1–3        
3101 Creativity and Intelligence: an Introduction 3        
3111 Introduction to Critical Thinking (see 2004–2006 Catalog) 3 #      
3111W Introduction to Critical Thinking 3 #      
3119 Learning, Cognition, and Assessment 3 #      
3132 Psychology of Multiculturalism in Education 3 #      
3133 Practicum: Service Learning, Psychology of Multiculturalism in Education 1 #      
3133 The Psychology of Ethics (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 3 #      
3134W Social Diversity and Deculturalization in Education 3 #      
3264 Basic and Applied Statistics 3 Psy 3020      
3300 Special Topics in Educational Psychology 1–4 #      
4300 Special Topics in Educational Psychology 1–3 #      
5100 Colloquium Series: Research and Issues in Psychological Foundations of Education (see 2004–2006 Catalog) 1 #      
5101 Intelligence and Creativity 3 Educ 5401***      
5112 Knowing, Learning, and Thinking 4 #      
5113 Psychology of Instruction and Technology 3 #      
5114 Psychology of Student Learning 3 EdSe 4501      
5115 Psychology of Adult Learning and Instruction 3 #      
5117 Problem Solving and Decision Making 3 #      
5118 Language: Psycholinguistic Research and Educational Application 3        
5125 Psychology of Building Character, Values and Behavior (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 3 #      
5135 Human Relations Workshop 4        
5141 Aggression in Schools 3        
5151 Cooperative Learning 3 Educ 4993***      
5152 Psychology of Conflict Resolution 3 #      
5154 Organization Development and Change 3 #      
5155 Group Dynamics and Social Influence 3 Educ 4993***      
5156 Social and Personality Influences on Education (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 4 #      
5157 Social Psychology of Education 3 #      
5158 Using Power and Influence to Effect Change 3 #      
5191 Education of the Gifted and Talented 3 Educ 5401***      
5200 Special Topics: Psychological Foundations 1–4 #      
5216 Introduction to Research in Educational Psychology and Human Development 3        
5221 Principles of Educational and Psychological Measurement 4 #      
5222 Measurement and Analysis: K–12 Education Accountability 4 #      
5231 Introductory Statistics and Measurement in Education 4 #      
5243 Principles and Methods of Evaluation 3 #      
5244 Survey Design, Sampling, and Implementation 3 #      
5246 Evaluation Colloquium: Psychological Foundations 1 #      
5247 Qualitative Methods in Educational Psychology 3 #      
5261 Introductory Statistical Methods 3 #      
5262 Intermediate Statistical Methods 3 #      
5263 Statistics for Preprofessional Students (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 3 #      
5271 Becoming a Teacher of Statistics 3        
5272 Statistics Teaching Internship 3        
5273 Methodology Teaching Internship 1        
5281 Introduction to Computer Operations and Data Analysis in Education and Related Fields 3 Educ 3412      
5300 Special Topics in Educational Psychology 1–9 #      
5400 Special Topics in Counseling Psychology 1–4 #      
5401 Counseling Procedures 3 #      
5412 Introduction to Developmental Counseling and Guidance 3 #      
5415 Child and Adolescent Development and Counseling 4 #      
5421 Leadership and Administration of Student Affairs 3 #      
5422 Principles of Group Work: Theory and Procedures 3 #      
5432 Foundations of Individual/Organizational Career Development 3        
5433 Counseling Women Over the Life Span 3 #      
5434 Counseling Adults in Transition 3 #      
5451 The College Student 3 #      
5461 Cross-Cultural Counseling 3 #      
5601 Survey of Special Education 2 #      
5602 Computer Technology in Special Education (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 2 #      
5603 Childhood Language Development: Classroom Implications (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 3 #      
5604 Transition From School to Work and Community Living for Persons With Special Needs 2 #      
5609 Family-Centered Services 2 #      
5612 Understanding of Academic Disabilities 3 SpEd 5351      
5613 Foundations of Special Education I 3 SpEd 5433      
5614 Foundations of Special Education II 3
5615 Advanced Academic Interventions 3 SpEd 5452      
5616 Behavior Analysis and Classroom Management 3 SpEd 5381      
5621 Functional/Basic Academic Interventions in Mental Retardation 3 #      
5622 Programs and Curricula for Learners With Severe Disabilities 3 #      
5624 Biomedical and Physical Aspects of Developmental Disabilities 2 #      
5625 Education of Infants, Toddlers, and Preschool Children With Disabilities: Introduction 2 #      
5626 Seminar: Developmental Disabilities and Instructional Management 3 #      
5635 Education of Students With Physical and Health Disabilities 3 #      
5636 Education of Multihandicapped Learners With Sensory Impairments 2 #      
5641 Foundations of Education for Individuals Who are Deaf/Hard of Hearing 3 #      
5642 Early Childhood Intervention for Infants, Toddlers, and Preschoolers Who Are Deaf/Hard of Hearing 3 #      
5644 Language Development and Programming for Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children 3 #      
5646 Reading and Writing Practices With Deaf/Hard of Hearing Children 3 #      
5647 Aural and Speech Programming For Persons Who Are Deaf/Hard of Hearing 3 #      
5648 Communication Systems for Children With Disabilities 2 #      
5649 Models of Instructional Programming With Deaf and Hard of Hearing Students 3 #      
5656 Social and Interpersonal Characteristics of Students With Disabilities 3 #      
5657 Interventions for Social and Emotional Disabilities 3 #      
5661 Introduction to Autism Spectrum Disorder 3        
5671 Literary Braille 3 #      
5672 Advanced Braille Codes 2 #      
5673 Reading and Writing for Children With Visual Disabilities (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 2 #      
5674 Techniques of Orientation, Mobility, and Independence For Students With Visual Disabilities 3 #      
5675 Structure and Function of the Eye: Educational Implications (see 2002–2004 Catalog) 3 #      
5676 Case Management for Children With Visual Disabilities 3 #      
5681 Education of Infants, Toddlers, and Preschool Children With Disabilities: Methods and Materials 3 Sped 3103      
5701 Practicum: Field Experience in Special Education 1–6 #      
5702 Practicum in Autism Spectrum Disorder 3        
5703 Practicum in Applied Behavior Analysis 3        
5720 Special Topics: Special Education 1–4 #      
5740 Special Topics: Interventions and Practices in Educational and Human Service Programs 1–4 #      
5751 Student Teaching: Deaf/Hard of Hearing 1–6 #      
5752 Student Teaching: Learning Disabilities 1–6 #      
5753 Student Teaching: Early Childhood Special Education 1–6 #      
5754 Student Teaching: Social and Emotional Disabilities 1–6 #      
5755 Student Teaching: Developmental Disabilities, Mild/Moderate 1–6 #      
5756 Student Teaching: Developmental Disabilities, Moderate/Severe 1–6 #      
5757 Student Teaching: Physical and Health Related Disabilities 1–6 #      
5758 Student Teaching: Visual Impairments 1–6 #      
5800 Special Topics in School Psychology 1–9 #      
5801 Assessment and Decision Making in School and Community Settings 3 #      
5849 Observation and Assessment of the Preschool Child 3 #      
5851 Collaborative Family-School Relationships 2–3 #      
5852 Prevention and Early Intervention 3        
5871 Interdisciplinary Practice and Interagency Coordination in Education and Human Services 3 #      
5991 Independent Study in Educational Psychology 1–8 #      

Transfer manuals are intended to be guidelines for faculty, staff, and students to determine UMD course equivalents and are subject to change; consult department for further information. For degree requirements, see the University of Minnesota Duluth Catalog.

# While a course may not apply to a particular UMD major, minor, or liberal education requirement, all credits earned within the University of Minnesota system count toward the total number of credits required to earn a degree at UMD. Consult department; a course syllabus will be required.

* Consult department; may require course syllabus.
** Liberal Education/Cultural Diversity/International Perspective

*** Credit will be given only once for UMD Educ 4993 and 5401.


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