Bachelor of Science in Psychology - Teaching Specialization (Fall 2016) Student ID#

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1 Student ID# Anticipated Graduation Term Advisor Minimum GPA 2.25 Today's Date 05/27/ Undergraduate Catalog Requirements System Gen Ed Requirements (SGR) (30 credits, Complete First 2 Years) College of A&S Requirements (BS only) SGR Goal 1 Written Communication (6 credits) Comments 6 SEM GR Natural Science (2 prefixes in 10+ credits - at least two classes w/ labs - no MATH or STATS) 10 SEM GR ENGL 101 Composition I (SGR 1) Take fall semester 3 SGR #6 Natural Science Suggested - biological science 3-4 ENGL 201 Composition II (SGR 1) ENGL SGR #6 Natural Science 3-4 SGR Goal 2 Oral Communication (3 credits) 3 Natural Science 3-4 SGR #2 Oral Communication 3 Requirements for Teacher Education Specialization 37 EDFN 101 Exploration Teaching/Learning 1 SGR Goal 3 Social Sciences/Diversity (2 Disciplines, 6 credits) 6 EDFN 475 Human Relations 3 PSYC 101 General Psychology (SGR 3) 3 EDFN 351 Teaching & Learning I 1 SGR #3 Social Science/Diversity non-psyc 3 EDFN 352/L Teaching & Learning II & Lab 5 EDFN 453/L Teaching & Learning III & Lab 7 SGR Goal 4 Humanities and Arts/Diversity (2 Disciplines or 1 language sequence, 6 credits) 6 EDFN 454 Teaching & Learning IV 11 SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity 3 SEED Reading and Content Literacy 2 SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity 3 SEED 456 Capstone/Action Research 1 Methods SEED Social Science Methods 3 SGR Goal 5 Mathematics (3 credits) 3 HIST/AIS 368 History and Culture of the American Indian (IGR 2) 3 SGR #5 Mathematics Math 102 or higher required 3 OR ANTH/AIS 421 Indians of North America (IGR 2) SGR Goal 6 Natural Sciences (6 credits) 6 Upper Division Credits (33 Credits from Major and Non Major Coursework) 33 SGR #6 Natural Science biological science suggested 3-4 Fully completed through program requirements 33 SGR #6 Natural Science 3-4 One Capstone course in the major 3 Institutional Graduation Requirements (IGRs) (5 credits) 5 PSYC 409 History & Systems of Psychology Psych 375/375L - C 3 IGR Goal 1 First Year Experience 2 UC 109 First Year Seminar (IGR 1) 2 Requirements for Psychology Major - Teaching Specialization 41 PSYC 101 General Psychology (SGR #3) 3 IGR Goal 2 Cultural Awareness/Responsibility 3 PSYC 202 The Psychology Major PSYC C; Engl C 3 Cultural Awareness & Social & PSYC 210 Introduction to Biopsychology PSYC C 3 IGR #2 Environmental Responsibility Use different prefix than SGR 3, 4, & 6 3 PSYC 305 Learning & Conditioning From Domain I 3 Globalization Requirement 3 PSYC 327 Child Psychology From Domain II 3 SGR#3 or #4 Take social science or humanities course that meets globalization requirement 3 PSYC 367 Psychological Gender Issues From Domain II 3 PSYC 375/L Research Methods in Psych.+Lab PSYC C; Math C 4 Advanced Writing Requirement 4 PSYC 376/L Research Methods II + Lab PSYC 375/375L - C; Advanced Writing4 PSYC 376/L Research Methods II + Lab (AW) Psych 375/375L - C; Advanced Writing 4 PSYC 406 Cognitive Psychology From Domain I 3 PSYC 409 History & Systems of Psychology PSYC 375/375L - C 3 General Electives as needed to reach 120 credits PSYC 441 Social Psychology From Domain III 3 PSYC ELEC Recommended Psychology Electives PSYC 491,494, 496 and PSYC 451 Psychology of Abnormal Behavior From Domain III 3 SGR courses Advanced Writing (AW) College of Arts and Sciences Teacher Ed. courses IGR courses Major Courses (requires C or better) Globalization (G) GPA of Information Subject to Change. This checksheet is not a contract. PSYC ELEC PSYC Major Elective Select from Domain IV Courses 3 PSYC ELEC PSYC Major Elective Select from Domain IV Courses 3 Totals 120

2 Student Sample 4 Year Plan First Year Fall Courses First Year Spring Courses IGR #1 UC 109 First Year Seminar 2 PSYC 202 The Psychology Major PSYC C; Engl C 3 SGR #3 PSYC 101 General Psychology 3 SGR #2 Oral Communication Take spring semester 3 S SGR #1 ENGL 101 Composition I Take fall semester 3 F SGR #5 Mathematics Math 102 or higher required 3 SGR #4/G Humanities/Arts Diversity 3 SGR #4 Humanities/Arts Diversity 3 SGR #6 Natural Sciences biological science suggested 3-4 SGR #6 Natural Sciences 3-4 EDFN 101 Explore Teaching/Learning Second Year Fall Courses Second Year Spring Courses PSYC 210 Introduction to Biopsychology PSYC C 3 PSYC 367 Psychological Gender Issues From Domain II 3 PSYC 327 Child Psychology From Domain II 3 PSYC 441 Social Psychology From Domain III 3 SGR #1 ENGL 201 Composition II ENGL IGR #2 AIS/HIST 368 OR AIS/ANTH SGR #3 Social Science/Diversity non-psyc 3 PSYC ELEC PSYC Major Elective Select from Domain IV Courses 3 Natural Science Course 3 PSYC 451 Psychology of Abnormal Behavior From Domain III Third Year Fall Courses Third Year Spring Courses PSYC 375/L Research Methods in Psych.+Lab PSYC C; Math C 4 PSYC 376/L Research Methods II + Lab (AW) PSYC 375/375L - C 4 PSYC 409 History & Systems of Psych. PSYC 375/375L - C 3 PSYC 406 Cognitive Psychology From Domain I 3 PSYC 305 Learning & Conditioning From Domain I 3 PSYC ELEC PSYC Major Elective Select from Domain IV Courses 3 EDFN 475 Human Relations 3 EDFN 352/L Teaching & Learning II & Lab 5 EDFN 351 Teaching & Learning I Talk with advisor in advance to plan any summer coursework, internship, or study abroad, as needed Fourth Year Fall Courses Fourth Year Spring Courses SEED Social Science Methods Fall only. 3 F SEED 456 Capstone/Action Research 1 EDFN 453/L Teaching & Learning III & Lab 7 EDFN 454 Teaching & Learning IV 11 SEED Reading and Content Literacy 2 12 Information Subject to Change. This checksheet is not a contract Totals Teacher Ed. SGR courses Major Courses (C or better) Globalization (G) courses GPA of IGR courses College of Arts and Sciences Advanced Writing (AW)

3 Psychology Teaching Specialization consists of psychology core requirements & courses selected from the domains. Psychology Core Requirements Prerequisites/Notes Credits Location of Course Offerings: Brookings Main Campus (BRMC); University Center, Sioux Falls (UCSF); Internet (I) Not all courses are offered every semester: some are offered once each year, and others are offered every other year. PSYC General Psychology SGR 3; IGR 2 3 Every Fall (BRMC, I); Spring (BRMC, I; Summer (I) PSYC The Psychology Major PSYC Major, Psych 101 (C or better); ENGL 101 (C or better) 3 Every Fall (BRMC, I); Spring (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC Introduction to Biopsychology PSYC Every Fall (BRMC); Spring (BRMC, I) PSYC L - Research Methods in Psychology and Lab MATH 102 (C or better); PSYC 202 (C or better) 4 Every Fall (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC L - Research Methods II and Lab PSYC L; Advanced Writing 4 Every Spring (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC History and Systems of Psychology PSYC Every Fall (BRMC); Spring (UCSF) Psychology Major Domain Course Options Domain I 6 PSYC Learning and Conditioning PSYC 101 or Every Fall (BRMC); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Cognitive Psychology PSYC 101 or Every Spring (BRMC); Every other Fall (UCSF); Every Summer (I) Domain II 6 PSYC Child Psychology PSYC 101 or 102; IGR 2 3 Every Fall (BRMC); Spring (UCSF); Summer (I) PSYC/WMST Psychological Gender Issues PSYC 101 or 102; IGR 2 3 Every other Fall (BRMC); Spring (I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) Domain III 6 PSYC Social Psychology PSYC 101; IGR 2 3 Every Spring (BRMC); Summer (I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Psychology of Abnormal Behavior PSYC 101; IGR 2 3 Every Fall (BRMC; I) and Spring (BRMC; I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) Domain IV- Choose two from the following: 6 PSYC Industrial and Organizational Psychology PSYC 101 or Every Fall (BRMC) PSYC Psychological Therapies PSYC 101 or 102 and PSYC 451 or Every Fall (BRMC) PSYC Behavior Modification PSYC 101 or Every Spring (BRMC); Summer (I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Pseudoscience and Psychology PSYC 101 or Every Spring (BRMC); Summer (I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Child Psychopathology PSYC 101 or 102, and PSYC 327, and PSYC Every other Spring (BRMC) PSYC Forensic Psychology PSYC 101 or Every other Spring (BRMC); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Psychology Testing and Measurement PSYC 101, STAT Every Fall (BRMC) Additional Psychology Courses PSYC Sensation and Perception PSYC 101 or Every Spring (BRMC); Every other Fall (UCSF) PSYC Physiological Psychology PSYC 101 or Every Fall (BRMC); Occasionally (UCSF) PSYC Drugs and Behavior PSYC 101 or Every Spring (BRMC; UCSF); Summer (I) PSYC Psychology of Aging PSYC 101 or Every Summer (I) PSYC Cross Cultural Psychology PSYC 101; IGR 2 3 Every Spring (BRMC); Summer (I); Occasionally (UCSF) PSYC Health Psychology PSYC 101 or 102; IGR 2 3 Every Fall (BRMC) and Spring (BRMC); Summer (I) PSYC Theories of Personality PSYC Every Fall and Summer (I); Alternates between Spring and Fall (UCSF once per year) PSYC Seminar 1 Every Fall (BRMC) PSYC Travel Studies 1-4 Variable PSYC Independent Study 1-3 Every Fall and Spring (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC Topics 1-3 Variable PSYC Internship 1-12 Every Fall and Spring (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC Field Experience 1-12 Every Fall and Spring (BRMC, UCSF) PSYC Undergraduate Research/Scholarship 1-12 Every Fall and Spring (BRMC, UCSF)

4 Course Options - No Prereqs The following courses do not have any prerequisites. This alternate list of courses can be used by advisors to help students develop a complete schedule (15 credits) when a student has already completed numerous credits prior to attending SDSU. Major Course Options Course Number Course Title Credits PSYC 101 General Psychology 3 Student Success Courses Course Number Course Title Credits UC 143 Mastering Lifetime Learning Skills 2 UC 102/L Exploratory Studies 2 CA 110 Individual Financial Literacy 1 CA 111 Individual Financial Management 1 1 and 2 Credit Courses At SDSU, our goal is to help you progress in your academic program and to complete your degree in a timely manner. To this end, we encourage all students to complete 15 credits each semester. This list indicates a variety of 1- and 2-credit courses that are applicable to a majority of SDSU students and will help you compile a full course schedule. In some cases, these courses meet major requirements. Those courses that do not meet a specific requirement for your major will count as electives that contribute to the credits needed to complete your degree. The course list will be updated prior to registration each semester. Please consult with your advisor about which course(s) will be the best fit for you.

5 Advisor First Year Fall Courses Sample 4 Year Plan Minor/2nd Major First Year Spring Courses Second Year Fall Courses Second Year Spring Courses Third Year Fall Courses Third Year Spring Courses Fourth Year Fall Courses Fourth Year Spring Courses