Courses that Count as the Required Elective
Students take one course outside of their discipline that carries the Learning Sciences attribute from across Pitt.
Neuroscience
PSY 1470: Cognition and the Brain | Marc Coutanche
PSY 1467: Topics in Cognitive Psychology: Emotion and the Brain | Jamie Hanson
PSY 1472: Neuropsychology of Brain Injury | Julie Fiez
Cognitive Science
PSY 0422: Cognitive Psychology | Chris Schunn/Tim Nokes-Malach
PSY 1582: Memory and Metacognition | Scott Fraundorf
PSY 1330: Cognitive Development | Melissa Libertus
Developmental Sciences
PSY 1326: Topics in Developmental Psychology: Culture, Parenting and Literacy | Diana Leyva
PSY 1581: Bilingualism | Natasha Tokowicz
HHD 1014: Psychological Interventions in Real World Contexts | Brian Galla
Computer and Information Science
CS 1671: Human Language Technologies | Diane Litman
CS 1637: Introduction to Human-Computer Interaction | Erin Walker
Other Courses that Count as Required Elective
AFRCNA 1402: Learning Paradigms African-American Child Development | Shallegra Moye
BUSHRM 1677: Training and Development | Deborah Good
HHD 1001: Introduction to Educational Psychology | Anna Arlotta-Guerrero
TLL 1257: Teaching English Language Learners | Loretta Fernandez
TLL 1580: Foundations of Special Education | Phillandra S. Smith
NROSCI 1004: Neurobiology of Learning | Keri Fogle
TLL 1702: Digital Literacies and Learning Across Educational Contexts | Veena Vasudevan