Human Development 1

Fall 2007, Tu/Th 12:30p-1:50p YORK2722

 

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Instructor:

FarrellAckerman (ackerman@ling.ucsd.edu)

AP&M Building 4101

Officehours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 11-11:50 am, AP&M 4101

 

TAs:

ChrisBarkley (cbarkley@ling.ucsd.edu)

Officehours: Mondays 12-12:50 pm, AP&M 5433

 

GeorgeGibbard (george@ling.ucsd.edu)

Officehours: Wednesdays 3-3:50 pm, AP&M 5433

 

Jacqueline Palmer (jacqueline.palmer@gmail.com)

Officehours: Tuesdays and Thursdays 10-10:50 am, AP&M 5433

 

Kimmie Vanderbilt (kvanderbilt@ucsd.edu)

Officehours: Fridays 10-10:50 am, McGill 1150K

 

 

ALL SECTIONS ARE IN HSS 2154. HSS is in MuirCollege. From York, go past the Main Gym, and it's on the left by the tenniscourts.

 

Thiscourse provides an introduction to central issues in the basic areas of humandevelopment. The course will also explore relationships between biological,cognitive, social, and cultural aspects of human development.

 

HDP 1 isa prerequisite for the HDP major, and must be completed with a grade of C orbetter (C- or Pass grades are not accepted). HDP 1 is offered once a year intheFall quarter.

 

For HDPdegree requirements, see here.

 

For ageneral introduction to the HDP, as well as the program's office location andhours, see here.

For ageneral introduction to the Linguistics Department, as well as the program'soffice location and hours, see here.

 

Readings: Because the course relies heavily on guest lectures frominstructors that come from an unusually wide range of fields,there is no singletextbook. Instead, selected readings will be assigned that are appropriate foreach lecture. All required readings are available online. Links to readingswill be found in the online syllabus.

 

Requirements and grading:

1.   Midterm:Tue,10/30 12:30p-1:50p (35% of your final grade)

2.   Final:Fri,12/14 11:30am-2:29pm (40%of your final grade)

3.   Sections:attendance,participation and assignments (25% of your final grade). Section attendance is required.

Assignments: identify and briefly discuss(one paragraph each) 3 striking core issues from each lecture and its associated readings.

Assignments must be *emailed*to your TA the day after each lecture unless your TA tells you otherwise.

 

Syllabus and links: SYLLABUS (http://ling.ucsd.edu/courses/hdp1/syllabus.html)

 

Sections:

 

A01

M

8:00a - 8:50a

HSS

2154

George Gibbard

A02

M

11:00a - 11:50a

HSS

2154

Kimmie Vanderbilt

A03

M

12:00p - 12:50p

HSS

2154

Kimmie Vanderbilt

A04

W

5:00p - 5:50p

HSS

2154

Chris Barkley

A05

W

6:00p - 6:50p

HSS

2154

Chris Barkley

A06

W

7:00p - 7:50p

HSS

2154

Jacqueline Palmer

A07

W

8:00p - 8:50p

HSS

2154

Jacqueline Palmer

A08

F

3:00p - 3:50p

HSS

2154

Jacqueline Palmer

A09

F

4:00p - 4:50p

HSS

2154

Jacqueline Palmer

 

 

 

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