Graduate Courses
Below is a list of graduate courses offered by the Department of Psychological Sciences in the Student Administration System. Current students can access a visual display of the weekly graduate course calendar on SharePoint.
Please note that Student Admin and the Graduate Catalog have the full listing of all courses, including practicum, research teams/groups, and independent study. Changes with days/times and classroom locations may occur between now and the start of the semester. Check with instructors to confirm course information is accurate.
PSYC Courses
Academic Year 2025-26
5615. Human Factors
3.00 credits
Prerequisites: Open only to doctoral students in Industrial/Organizational Psychology, others with consent.
Grading Basis: Graded
Theories of design and analysis of man-machine systems in an industrial/organizational context. Special emphasis on the human as an information-processing sub-system operating with other people and machines in complex systems. Application of psychological principles to design of industrial workplaces, military systems, and consumer products; and to the design of simulation systems for training.