PSY 647 - Applied Industrial Psychology
3 credits / Spring 2012
Delivery/Location: Online
Prerequisite
Admission to the Plan C graduate program in Applied Industrial/Organizational Psychology; offered only through Division of Continuing Education.
Description
Industrial psychology is the study of theory and techniques related to understanding, predicting, and managing human behavior within organizations. Key methodologies emphasized in the course include: job analysis and competency modeling, recruitment, selection and validation, performance management, and training and development.
This course can be applied towards:
Instructors
Janet Marie Weidert
janet.weidert@colostate.edu
Kurt Kraiger
(970) 491-6821
Kurt.Kraiger@colostate.edu
Kurt Kraiger is a professor of Psychology at Colorado State University and a Co-Director of the Center for Organizational Excellence, CSU Divison of Continuing Education. He received his M.A. and Ph.D. in Industrial-Organizational Psychology from The Ohio State University.
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Section 814 (Online via RamCT)
- Date:
- Jan. 17 - May. 4, 2012 (16 wks.)
- Instructors:
-
Kurt Kraiger
Janet Marie Weidert - Grading:
- Traditional
- Tuition:
- $1,857
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