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3 credits. First of a two-course sequence ( M E 351 and 352) in which students design and fabricate systems and devices, typically having an interdisciplinary aspect. In the first course, emphasis will be on project planning, team dynamics, problem identification, and conceptual design and evaluation. View details.
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Course List; Code Title Credits; PSYCH 601: Current Topics in Psychology (many separate topics each semester) 3: PSYCH 602: Intermediate Statistics for Psychology: 3: ... All current UW–Madison undergraduate students interested in the psychology major are welcome to schedule an advising appointment with a psychology advisor.
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Students must complete 128 credits of coursework to earn the B.S. in materials science and engineering. The 4-5 elective credits may be earned by choosing elective courses that carry more credits than the requirement’s minimum credit load or by taking any additional coursework of the student’s choice.
Explores how infants and children perceive, think about, and interact with the social world. Topics include theory of mind, emotions, early social relationships, peer influences, morality and pro-social behavior, aggression, and social categorization. PSYCH 505 — DEPTH TOPIC IN BIOLOGICAL SCIENCE. 3-4 credits.
