PSYC353 Adult Learning and Cognition

The human capability to contemplate, analyze, plan, and remember constitutes a foundation of learning. Fundamental elements of how our minds work to perceive, remember, reason, and solve problems will be examined. This course focuses on how mental processes operate in the midst of solving problems in life and at work. Understanding how adults learn and how this can be applied to professional development within organizations will be a focus of the course. Students will also have the opportunity to explore the use of technology to enhance the learning process.

Prerequisite

None

Corequisite

None

Credits

Distribution

Psychology

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