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PSYC 3050: Introduction to Personnel and Industrial Psychology

Overview

Course: PSYC 3050
Title: Introduction to Personnel and Industrial Psychology
Department: PSYC - Psychology
Credits: 3
Description: Prereq.: PSYC 2000 or 2001. Organizational psychology, leadership, job satisfaction, motivation; human relations psychology; human engineering psychology; personnel psychology; industrial, military, and governmental selection, testing, and interviewing; consumer psychology.
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History

Semester Average W-Rate A B C D F Enrolled Avail Sections
Fall 2010 250 2
Spring 2010 (shown) 79 0 1
Fall 2009 203 43 3
Summer 2009 2.700 16% 20% 29% 20% 12% 0% 22 26 1
Spring 2009 2.591 7% 16% 36% 27% 8% 3% 148 2 2
Overall 2.605 9% 17% 35% 26% 9% 3% 172

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NOTE: Grade distribution information for this semester is not yet available. The Average and W-Rate shown are averages for the given instructor in PSYC 3050. Click an instructor's name for a full breakdown.

Section Course Days Start End Enrolled Avail Type Average W-Rate Distro Instructor Room/Building
1 PSYC 3050-1 T 6:10p 9:00p 79 0 2.226 10% ADAIR F 0009 LOCKETT

Reviews

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Review #1 / Course: PSYC 3050 / Instructor: ADAIR F
No review provided.
Posted: 1/17/2012 8:49:50 AM
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Review #2 / Course: PSYC 3050 / Instructor: MATTHEWS R
Matthews is a great speaker and well informed about the subject. He answers questions thoroughly and seems to care if you understand his answer. He required us to buy the text book, but trying to use the book together with his notes CONFUSED THE HELL OUT OF ME! He categorizes things much different than the book does. My suggestion to him is either scrap the book, or revamp your powerpoints.
Posted: 12/10/2010 10:39:21 AM
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Review #3 / Course: PSYC 3050 / Instructor: MATTHEWS R
Dr. Matthews is an awesome teacher and his class is definitely worth waking up for. Not only is he funny and entertaining, but most of the test material comes from class notes.
Posted: 12/8/2010 12:09:42 AM
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Review #4 / Course: PSYC 3050 / Instructor: MATTHEWS R
I did not find the course particularly interesting but it related a lot to my everyday work life which was nice. Matthews is a great teacher. I took him at 730am and he always woke me up. Gives funny examples from every view point so everyone understands and stays attentive. Homework and bonus opportunities help get the grade you want as long as you do not slack and do your share.
Posted: 12/5/2010 10:13:06 PM
Recommended/B Instructor
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A+ Communication Skills
A+ Personality
B Course Content
A+ Exams and Grading
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Review #5 / Course: PSYC 3050 / Instructor: MATTHEWS R
You will need to attend lecture and read the book to do well in the class. Luckily, the chapters in the book aren't long and the tests aren't cumulative. Each test has 3 extra credit questions. The homeworks are not hard, they normally come straight from the book, but it forces you to learn the material. Dr. Matthews is good teacher. He is concerned about student learning and a pretty funny guy. Overall, this is a class/teacher worth taking.
Posted: 12/5/2010 4:33:07 PM

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