PSYCHOLOGY 101 ONLINE. Course Information and Syllabus Summer 2014
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1 PSYCHOLOGY 101 ONLINE Course Information and Syllabus Summer 2014 Professor: Shelly Fichtenkort, Ph.D. Phone: (209) Please use within Blackboard Web page: WELCOME TO PSYCHOLOGY ONLINE! Psychology is an exciting, ever-changing field with great relevance to our lives. I hope you enjoy this course and learning about why people do the things they do. Although this class is taught exclusively online, I hope to get to know each of you well through our and discussion postings. I plan to be online most every weekday during our semester together and I am available for questions or to provide additional details about the course content. Be sure to contact the MJC Online Help Desk if you need any technical assistance with Blackboard or the Respondus Lockdown Browser (required for all quizzes and exams). I hope you enjoy this semester! COURSE DESCRIPTION AND OBJECTIVES: This course will introduce you to the world of psychology by exploring the facts and theories which seek to explain and understand human behavior. Over the course of the semester we will examine methods used by behavioral scientists, the biological basis of behavior, states of consciousness, psychological development across the lifespan, social influences, as well as the causes and treatment of psychological disorders, just to name a few. Through reading, class discussion, and exercises, this course is designed to provide you with a thorough introduction to psychology to prepare you for future psychology course and/or future life! Most of all, have fun and enjoy learning about what makes you YOU.
2 Student Learning Outcomes: Upon successful completion of Psychology 101: General Psychology, you will have the knowledge necessary to: 1. Identify the humanistic, behavioral, psychoanalytic, humanistic, cognitive, and neuroscience perspectives. 2. Discuss basic research methodologies used in psychological science. REQUIRED TEXTBOOK: Myers, David. (2014) Exploring Psychology in, 9th edition. Worth Publishers ISBN# (print version) For E-book 180 day rental ($54.99) click here: Print textbook is available for purchase in the MJC Bookstore or Copies are on reserve in East and West campus libraries for 2 hours in-library use CLASS PARTICIPATION: Class participation is essential to your success in this course. You are expected to be an active student in this class by participating in online discussions and keeping up with all weekly assignments. Discussion topics will be identified each week and will be related to the textbook reading, lectures, and assigned exercises. You are required to participate in online discussions twice a week throughout the semester by 1) posting a response to the assigned topic and 2) posting a response to another student (please identify the student by first name). I recommend posting your original response and then waiting a couple of days to respond to another student's posting (maybe someone will respond to your posting and you can address their comments). Each of your discussion postings must be at least 4 sentences long and demonstrate your understanding and application of the class material. If you choose to write the minimum 4 sentences, be sure there is sufficient CONTENT. One of your sentences cannot simply be I agree with you or Great post to earn full credit. Each posting is worth a maximum of 10 points (20 pts per week) for a possible 200 points. Do not
3 wait until Sundays to post BOTH of your required discussion postings or you will lose 5 points! This course is designed so that each week contains a separate unit of information. The "week" begins on Monday morning at 6:00 am and ends on Sunday at midnight (all times are Pacific Time). Every week you will access the course and find new reading assignments, lectures, the weekly quiz, and other materials. ALL ASSIGNMENTS FOR THE WEEK ARE DUE BY THE END OF THE WEEK (SUNDAY AT MIDNIGHT). I will release course materials and assignments on a week-by-week basis so we are all studying and discussing the same topics, but you may work at your own pace within each week. NO LATE DISCUSSION POSTINGS, QUIZZES, OR OTHER ASSIGNMENTS WILL BE ACCEPTED AFTER MIDNIGHT SUNDAY EACH WEEK. QUIZZES: ALL quizzes and exams are required to be taken within the Respondus Lockdown Browser (information and download here): You will have a weekly 20-item multiple-choice quiz on the reading assignment and lecture materials for that week. Quizzes will be available from Monday at 6:00 am until the following Sunday at 11 pm. Quizzes are worth 20 points and may be taken TWICE to obtain the highest score. You should allow sufficient time in-between quiz attempts to study your missed questions. You have 30 minutes to complete each quiz attempt and only the highest score will be counted. Weekly quizzes must be completed by the end of the week (Sunday at midnight Pacific Time). You will have a total of 9 quizzes this semester for a possible 180 points. An introductory quiz will be assigned the first week of the class. This quiz is designed to familiarize yourself with accessing quizzes using the Lockdown Browser. No advance preparation or study is required for this introductory quiz. If you successfully access the quiz and answer the 2 questions, you will earn the full 20 points. EXAMS: There are four (4) required multiple-choice exams, each worth 75 points. The questions will be taken primarily from your reading assignments and lecture materials, but you can expect some exam questions on class activities, discussions, or exercises. Total possible points = 300. Each exam will be made available online for a period of 5 days (see detailed course calendar) and you have 75 minutes to complete the exam. Each exam may only be taken ONCE. You must take the exam BEFORE it expires to earn credit. Absolutely no make-ups will be offered on exams or quizzes so please plan ahead!
4 Important! Read all exam instructions before you click "begin exam". Once you click "begin exam", the countdown clock begins and it cannot be reset. You may not save the exam and restart it later. It must be completed in one sitting. The exam must be completed within the allotted time (75 minutes from the time you begin) and before it expires at 11:59 pm on Sundays. ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ EVERY WEEK - remember the "week" begins Monday at 6 am and ends Sunday at midnight. EACH WEEK: Click on the Learning Module link under the course menu on the left side of your screen. Open the Learning Module associated with the current week (Week 1, Week 2, etc.) and complete all assignments: 1. Read and study the assigned in the textbook and the corresponding lecture. 2. Enter the Discussions forum and read the weekly Discussion topic, post an original response and a response to another student, meeting the content and length requirements. 3. Complete the weekly 20-item quiz (remember you may take each quiz twice). Quizzes and exams are linked in the course menu or within each Learning Module. 4. Read all Discussion postings every time you log in to the class. 5. If it is an exam week, complete the 75-item exam (available Wednesday 6 am - Sunday 11:59 pm on exam weeks; see detailed calendar for exam dates) The summary of point values for assignments is as follows: Exams 300 Quizzes 200 Discussions 200 TOTAL POINTS 700 There are a TOTAL of 700 points available with the following grade breakdown (no + / -): A B C D <420 F
5 ACADEMIC CONDUCT: While participating in this course, it is absolutely essential that you abide by the rules of academic conduct. Any evidence of academic dishonesty will result in a failing grade and a report filed with the Dean of Student Services. Offenses include, but are not limited to: cheating, plagiarism, which includes copying work from other students or authors (both online and textbook), and discrimination. It is very important that your work be your own. If you wish to use ideas or a quote from any source, be sure to properly reference them by citing the author, source (book, article, website), and page number. You will be communicating with me as well as other students through and class discussion boards. Please be polite in all correspondence and do not post messages or s in all capitals. IF YOU DO POST A MESSAGE OR LIKE THIS, it means you are shouting. DROPPING THE COURSE: A student who decides to withdraw from this class at any time must do so by filing the appropriate form in the Admissions Office or online through PiratesNet. If you miss 2 consecutive weeks of quizzes or discussions, you may be dropped for non-participation. PSYCHOLOGY ONLINE SYLLABUS WEEK TOPICS OF THE WEEK ASSIGNED READING (Exploring Psychology) 1 Psychological Science 1 & Neuroscience and Behavior Consciousness and Drugs Human Development 3 & 4 6 & Learning Memory 21-23
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