The minor in Child Development provides a foundation for students majoring in other disciplines who wish to increase their understanding and knowledge about child and family development. Students pursuing careers in family law, health, media services, nursing, psychology, speech, or urban studies, among others majors would find this minor useful for their careers. A total of 36 units are required for this minor. Prerequisites are required for some courses; students should consult with an advisor.
Requirements of the Minor (36 units)
Required Courses (32 units) + Elective (4 units):
Course # |
Title |
Units |
CHDV 140 |
Child Development |
4 |
CHDV 200 |
Observational Techniques for the Study of Children |
4 |
CHDV 210 |
Infant Development |
4 |
CHDV 220 |
The Young Child |
4 |
CHDV 340 |
Middle Childhood and Adolescence |
4 |
CHDV 430 |
Parent-Child Development Over the Family Life Cycle |
4 |
CHDV 443 |
Psychology of Cognitive Development |
4 |
CHDV 492 |
Development of Verbal Behavior in Childhood |
4 |
Electives - |
Select One From the Following (4 units): |
|
CHDV 412 |
Issues in Child Abuse, Neglect, and Family Violence |
4 |
CHDV 225 |
Ethnic Identity and Awareness in Children & Families |
4 |
|
Total Units |
36 |