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Concentrations: Engineering Psychology
An interdisciplinary program offered jointly by the
Departments of Engineering Design and Psychology. Engineering Psychology, more
commonly called "Human Factors," applies knowledge of human behavior and
attributes to the design of equipment, machines, and large-scale systems for
human use. Areas of application include biomedical engineering, environmental
design, and consumer product design. Students in the College of Engineering or
Liberal Arts will receive the Bachelor of Science degree from their respective
colleges after meeting the general requirements set by each college.
Fifteen courses distributed as follows:
- Any one half-credit course in Introductory Engineering
- Engineering 2 - Engineering Graphics (half-credit course)
- Engineering Science 2 - Introduction to Computing in Engineering
- Engineering Psychology 61- Introduction to Human Factors and Ergonomics
- Engineering Psychology 120 - Project Study In Human Systems
- Engineering Design 161 - Human Factors in Product Design
- Engineering Design 162 - Man-Machine System Design
- Psychology 1 - Introduction to Psychology
- Psychology 17- Industrial and Organizational Psychology
- Psychology 31- Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences
- Psychology 32 - Experimental Psychology
- Psychology 53 - Engineering Psychology
- Psychology 130 - Advanced Engineering Psychology
- Physics 11 - General Physics I OR Computer Science 11 -
Intro to Computer Science
- Mathematics 11 - Calculus I
- Mathematics 12 - Calculus II
You can also contact the faculty coordinators for more information:
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