GS200 : EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY

Department

Department of Chemistry

Academic Program

Bachelor in Chemistry

Type

General

Credits

02

Prerequisite

GS100

Overview

The course aims to identify the history and development of evolutionary psychology and the purpose of studying it and the importance, the laws and general principles of growth, growth theories and their relationship to the learning process, research methods in the study of human growth, factors affecting growth, stages of growth and their characteristics and requirements.

Intended learning outcomes

- The student knows the following concepts (psychology - evolutionary psychology - theory - genetics and environment - stages of growth - adolescence).- The student summarizes the research methods in the study of human growth in a scientific manner.- The student explains the general laws of growth perfectly.- The student formulates a general perception of the positive qualities acquired by the child in the stages of development- The student deduces the requirements of the stages of human growth in the light of his goals.- The student applies a method of scientific research in the study of human growth.- The student is looking for the role of the environment in growth through the stages of positive human advancement- The student uses the computer in the search for the stages of human advancement and its manifestations.- The student draws a mental map explaining (stages of human development - characteristics - positive qualities that the child acquires at this stage).

Teaching and learning methods

- The lectures. Discussion sessions. - Collecting information (working papers / historical desk research).

PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 1 (CS100)
Arabic Language 1 (AR100)
General Chemistry I (CH101)
GENERAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS100)
FOUNDATIONS OF EDUCATION (GS101)
General Physics I (PH111)
General Mathematics I (MM101)
(IS100)
Arabic Language 2 (AR101)
PRINCIPLES OF COMPUTER 2 (CS101)
EVOLUTIONARY PSYCHOLOGY (GS200)
GENERAL TEACHING METHODS (GS201)
General Mathematics II (MM102)
Practical General Chemistry II (CH102P)
General Chemistry II (CH102)
General Physics II (PH112)
EDUCATIONAL PSYCHOLOGY (GS203)
FOUNDATIONS OF CURRICULUM (GS202)
(IS101)
Introduction to Statistics (ST210)
Arabic Language 3 (AR213)
Analytical Chemistry I (CH211)
Inorganic Chemistry I (CH221)
Organic Chemistry I (CH231)
Physical chemistry I (CH241)
Physical Chemistry II (CH242)
Arabic Language 4 (AR216)
Practical Analytical Chemistry I (CH211P)
Analytical Chemistry II (CH212)
EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH METHODS (GS301)
Practical Inorganic Chemistry I (CH221P)
Inorganic Chemistry II (CH222)
Practical organic chemistry I (CH231P)
Organic Chemistry II (CH232)
Inorganic ChemistryIII (CH321)
Practical Physical Chemistry II (CH242P)
Analytical Chemistry III (CH311)
Practical Analytical Chemistry II (CH212P)
ASSESSMENT AND EVALUATION (GS302)
Practical Inorganic Chemistry II (CH222P)
Organic Chemistry III (CH331)
Practical Organic Chemistry II (CH232P)
Physical Chemistry III (CH341)
Practical Organic Chemistry III (CH331P)
Inorganic Chemistry IV (CH322)
Practical Inorganic Chemistry III (CH321P)
Organic Chemistry IV (CH332)
TEACHING AIDS (GS303)
SCHOOL MANAGEMENT (GS400)
Analytical chemistry IV (CH312)
Practical Analytical Chemistry III (CH311P)
Physical Chemistry IV (CH343)
Nuclear Chemistry (CH436)
Special teaching methodology (CH310)
Industrial Chemistry (CH441)
Graduation Project I (CH499)
TEACHING PRACTICE 1 (GS402)
(GS401)
Practical education 2 (GS403)
Graduation Project II (CH499P)