EDITABLE SYLLABUS

I. Course Description

This course provides an introduction to psychology: the scientific study of behavior and mental processes. Students will explore the history of psychology, its methodologies, major theories, and key concepts in understanding human behavior.

II. Instructor Information

Instructor Name: [INSTRUCTOR NAME]

Email: [INSTRUCTOR EMAIL]

Company: [YOUR COMPANY NAME]

III. Learning Objectives

By the end of this course, students should be able to:

• Understand the history, scope, and methods of psychology.

• Identify key theories and figureheads in psychology.

• Explain the biological and environmental influences on human behavior.

• Discuss the cognitive and emotional aspects of human behavior.

• Apply psychological principles to personal, social, and organizational issues.

IV. Course Schedule

Week	Topic	Reading
1	Introduction to Psychology	- Chapter 1: What is Psychology?
		- Article: Brief History of Psychology
		- Video: Overview of Psychological Concepts
2	Research Methods	- Chapter 2: Research Methods
		- Article: Types of Psychological Research
		- Video: Experimental Design Overview
3	Biological Bases of Behavior	- Chapter 3: Biological Psychology
		- Article: Neurons and Neurotransmitters
		- Video: Brain Structure and Function
4	Sensation and Perception	- Chapter 4: Sensation and Perception
		- Article: Visual and Auditory Perception
		- Video: Sensory Processes Overview
5	Learning and Memory	- Chapter 5: Learning and Memory
		- Article: Types of Memory
		- Video: Memory Processes Overview
6	Developmental Psychology	- Chapter 6: Developmental Psychology
		- Article: Stages of Development
		- Video: Developmental Milestones
7	Social Psychology	- Chapter 7: Social Psychology
		- Article: Social Influence
		- Video: Social Processes Overview

V. Required Reading and Materials

Students are required to have the following materials for this course:

• Textbook: Understanding Psychology by Robert Feldman

• Notebook and writing utilities

• Computer with internet access

• Scientific calculator

• Access to required online coursework platform

VI. Assignments and Assessments

Coursework will include:

• Mandatory readings

• Weekly quizzes

• In-class group activities and discussions based on weekly topics

• Midterm and final exams

• A term paper on a chosen topic related to psychology

VII. Course Policy

Please note the following rules:

• Attendance is compulsory; absences may affect your final grade

• Homework assignments are due at the beginning of class

• No late assignments will be accepted without prior discussion

• All work must be original and in line with academic integrity policy

• Participation in class discussions will be part of grading

VIII. Grading Policy

Grading will be based on class attendance, participation in discussions, assignments, quizzes, midterm, and final exams. The full breakdown will be provided in class.

Disclaimer

This syllabus is subject to changes. Any changes will be communicated in advance. Students are responsible for understanding and adhering to the policies and schedule outlined here.

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