SYLLABUS
DATE
1/13/09
1/20/09
1/27/09
2/3/09
2/10/09
TOPIC
Handout of Syllabus
Administrative Details
Communication and Sexuality
History of Sexology
Male and Female Sexual Anatomy
READINGS
-----------------No Readings
Chapters 1&2 (Hyde)
Chapters 4 & 5 (Hyde)
Continued
2/17/09
TEST 1 Chapters 1,2,4 & 5 Hyde Book
NO TEST FOR LATE STUDENTS
Scantron 882-E and # 2 pencil Required
2/24/09
Conception, Pregnancy and Childbirth
Chapter 6 (Hyde)
3/3/09
Contraception and Abortion
Chapter 7 (Hyde)
3/10/09
Sexual Arousal and Responses
Chapter 8 (Hyde)
3/17/09
3/24/09
3/24/09
Sexual Dysfunctions & Treatments
TEST 2 Chapters 7, 8, 17 Hyde Book
NO TEST FOR LATE STUDENTS
Scantron 882-E and # 2 pencil Required
Student paper (one paragraph)Type-written on attractive features
(10 POINT VALUE) FOR THOSE WITH LESS THAN 3 ABSENCES
3/31/09
Attraction, Intimacy & Love
4/7/09
SPRING RECESS/ NO CLASS
4/14/09
Paraphilia Behaviors
4/21/09
4/28/09
5/5/09
Chapter 17 (Hyde)
Chapter 6 (Stott)
Chapter 11 (Hyde)
Chapter 14 (Hyde)
TEST 3 Chapters 11 and 14
NO TEST FOR LATE STUDENTS
Scantron 882-E and #2 pencil Required
Sexually Transmitted Diseases
Sex for Sale
Chapter 18
Chapter 16
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5/5/09
5/12/09
5/12/09
ALL WRITTEN REQUESTS FOR EXTRA CREDIT SUBMITTED
Sexual Myths and Fallacies
Lecture Only
REVIEW FOR FINAL
Chapter 18 and Lectures on STD’s and Myths and Fallacies
5/19/09 @ 6:30PM
FINAL EXAM
Chapter 18 & LECTURES ON STD”s and SEXUAL MYTHS
AND FALLACIES
NO TEST FOR LATE STUDENTS
Scantron 882-E and # 2 pencil required
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COURSE INFORMATION SHEET
SAN JOAQUIN DELTA COLLEGE
5151 PACIFIC AVE.
STOCKTON, CA 95207
SEMESTER: SPRING 2009
Instructor: Don E. Stott
Office: Locke 306
Office Hours: By appointment only
Voice Mail: (209) 954-5886 4255
TITLE OF COURSE: HUMAN SEXUALITY/ PSYCHOLOGY 30
COURSE CODE: 17245
Meeting Day and Time: Tuesdays 6:30pm to 9:15pm
Location: Cunningham 324
CATALOG DESCRIPTION: This course is a survey of the physiological, social and
behavioral aspects of human sexuality and focuses on the psychological and social
aspects. The course is academic rather than therapeutic and focuses on educating
the student only (UC & CSU Transferable).
REQUIRED TEXTS: Understanding Human Sexuality by Hyde and Delamater
10th Ed.
REQUIRED MATERIALS: FOUR 882-E scantrons and # 2 Pencil
COURSE OBJECTIVE: This course is designed to familiarize the student with the
numerous aspects involved in human sexuality that many fail to recognize. Such
aspects include the biological, social, and behavioral components that include much
more than the typical perception of only intercourse. Moreover, the student will
learn hormonal processes and the impact on behavior, sexual dysfunctions and
treatments, common sexual myths and fallacies, and the other components
motivating sexual behaviors.
STUDENT OBLIGATION: Each student is required to attend class on a regular
basis and be current on assigned readings and lectures. Moreover, each student is
expected to participate in all educational activities that include classroom
discussions, assignments, being on time, and staying the entire class.
Chronic absences, disruptions or chronic tardiness is not tolerated due to class size.
ANY STUDENT WHO DOES NOT INITIAL THE ROSTER IS NOT PRESENT.
IT IS THE STUDENTS’ RESPONSIBILITY TO DROP THEMSELVES FROM
THE COURSE OR, THE PROFESSOR MAY DROP A STUDENT WHO HAS
EXCEEDED ABSENCES PER 5150 OF BOARD POLICY. EXCESSIVE
ABSENCES SUBSEQUENT TO DROP DEADLINE MAY RESULT IN “INC”
GRADE THAT REQUIRES EXTRA ACADEMIC GRADED WORK THAT IF
NOT SATISFACTORLY COMPLETED ON TIME RESULTS IN A NEGATIVE
GRADE. READ THIS INFORMATION SHEET AND DELTA CATALOG TO
UNDERSTAND THAT WHEN A STUDENT REGISTERS FOR A CLASS THEY
EITHER ATTEND REGULARLY OR ARE DROPPED, OR RECEIVE AN “INC”
REGARDLESS OF “NUMEROUS EXCUSES”. TYPICAL “REASONS” FOR
ABSENCES SUCH AS “EMERGENCIES”, “CAR BREAKDOWNS”, ETC
DO NOT ALTER THE OUTCOME.
GRADING PROCEDURE: There will be a total of FOUR multiple choice
examinations. Each examination will have 25 questions and yield 100 percent. The
exam questions will be from the assigned readings and lectures detailed on the
syllabus that the student should read carefully to avoid academic problems.
THERE ARE NO MAKE-UP TESTS AND STUDENTS WHO ARE LATE FOR
AN EXAM WILL NOT BE ABLE TO TAKE THE TEST AND WILL RECEIVE A
ZERO that will be averaged into their final grade.
THERE WILL NOT BE ANY EXTRA CREDIT AVAILABLE TO THOSE
WITH MORE THAN TWO ABSENCES.
Out of a total of 100 points available, excluding extra credit or “INC”, grades will be
assigned as follows by adding all percentages and dividing by the number of tests.
100 - 90 = A
89 - 80 = B
79 - 70 = C
69 – 60 = D
---------------0 -59= F
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