Focuses on human growth, psychosocial development and achievement of developmental tasks through the life span. Identifies principles of growth and development in individual and family development throughout the life cycle. Recognizes psycho-social factors which influence growth and development throughout the life span. Recognizes achievement of individual and family developmental tasks throughout the life span. Student study guide for human development, a life span approach.
Evaluation is based on objective test results on each unit, and final examination.
Class attendance and participation in class can be a factor in determining course grade. If the test is not written on the scheduled day, the unit test must be written within one week of scheduled test date, otherwise the student earns no credit for that test. Tests will not be available prior to final examination. If prior credit has been granted for a credit of HMS 213, the student enrolls in HMS 200 for either one or two semester hours credit.