Child Development
Prepares students to transfer to colleges and universities offering a bachelor's degree in family sciences or child development for advanced careers with children and families. Students will acquire a cross-cultural understanding of the development of the child and families and the social and economic roles of diverse individuals, families and communities. Also prepares students for careers in early childhood.
Courses
- CD 135 — PRINCIPLES OF FAMILY DEVELOPMENT
- CD 170 — PRINCIPLES OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- CD 170L — PRINCIPLES OF CHILD DEVELOPMENT LABORATORY
- CD 175 — NUTRITION, HEALTH, AND SAFETY FOR CHILDREN
- CD 177 — PROMOTING PEACE AND INCLUSION IN EDUCATION
- CD 180 — OBSERVATION AND GUIDANCE FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- CD 181 — CURRICULUM PLANNING FOR CHILD DEVELOPMENT
- CD 184 — OBSERVATION AND DOCUMENTATION
- CD 278 — WORKING WITH CHILDREN AND FAMILIES WITH SPECIAL NEEDS
- CD 282A — CHILD DEVELOPMENT FIELD PRACTICUM
- CD 284 — CHILD, FAMILY, AND COMMUNITY
- PSYC 270 — STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES
- PSYC C1000 — INTRODUCTION TO PSYCHOLOGY
- SOC 101 — INTRODUCTION TO SOCIOLOGY
- SOC 270 — STATISTICS FOR THE BEHAVIORAL SCIENCES