Disabilities Studies Minor – Human Development Electives
Students in the Disabilities Studies minor must complete three elective courses. One of
these courses must be in Human Development.
Human Development – includes the study of typical and exceptional developmental
processes of human beings and across various stages or periods of development (e.g.
infancy, early childhood, childhood, adolescence, early and later adulthood.) The chosen
course may focus on physical, emotional, cognitive, or social development separately or in
combination, but exceptionality or atypical development should be a major topic within the
course.
Check the UD course descriptions or the sponsoring department for details about prerequisites or other restrictions.
Course Number
Course Title
BISC 105
EDUC 205
HDFS 201
HDFS 221
HDFS 236
HDFS 329
HDFS 405
HDFS 410
HDFS 463
HDFS 470
KAAP 301
NTDT 305
NTDT 350
PSYC 325
PSYC 334
PSYC 350
PSYC 380
SOCI 308
SOCI 349
XXXX 366-466
Human Heredity and Development
Human Development I: Grades K-8
Lifespan Development
Child Development
Infants and Toddlers: Development and Program
Adolescent Development
Aging and the Family
The Hospitalized Child
Atypical Infant and Toddler
Families and Children at Risk
Motor Development
Nutrition in the Lifespan
Nutrition and Older Adults
Child Psychology
Abnormal Psychology
Developmental Psychology
Psychopathology
The Family
Aging and Society
Independent Study
Credit Hours
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
3
Independent study courses and other courses not listed above may fulfill elective
requirements with approval from the minor faculty coordinator. To request approval, send
the course title, number and description to eisenman@udel.edu along with a request to
count the course toward a specific elective area.