PSYC 527

fall 2004

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Engineering Psychology

Credit: 4 hours.

(PSYCH 427) Experimental psychology applied to the study of man-machine systems; considers research issues, methodological matters, and principles of design and training in terms of contemporary aircraft, highway, industrial, and health-care systems. Same as AVI 527. Prerequisite: PSYC 358 or PSYC 456, or consent of instructor

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