Psych 03 - An Introduction to Human Sexuality

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Professor Contact Information

Name: Dr. J. Davis Mannino

Office Telephone: 707- 524 -1742

Email: dmannino@santarosa.edu 

Office 1544 - First Floor - Emeritus Hall- Santa Rosa Campus

To learn more about your professor "click name" -  Dr. J. Davis Mannino

Syllabus - Fall, 2020

Welcome to the Syllabus page for Canvas Online Psych 03 Section 1798.  The syllabus page is like a car engine! Everything evolves around it. As a car would not work without an engine, so an online course would not work without a syllabus. In Canvas, a syllabus is always the most up-to-date component.  This is because the syllabus page automatically updates whenever any changes are made anytime at the course website throughout the duration of this course. 

The syllabus also provides a series of quick hyperlinks to other important sections of this course website.

  Home Page

Welcome and Overview - This page is the "Home Page" also called the "Front Page." It provides a brief and quick overview of the course. Go here first when beginning your review and understanding of directions for this course. Welcome to the course. Now let's have some fun!

Course Description - Psych 3 - Section 1798

This course involves an in-depth analysis of traditional and contemporary sexuality. Major areas of examination will include: the history and science of sexology; male and female anatomy and physiology; sexual arousal and response; gender issues; attraction and love; relationships, intimacy and communication; sexual variety; conception, pregnancy, and childbirth; contraception and abortion; sexuality through the lifespan; sexual dysfunctions; sexually transmitted infections; atypical sexual variations; and coercive sexuality and exploitation.  

In recognition of our "global village" of multiculturalism, many issues surrounding cross-cultural aspects of human sexuality will also be an integral part of this course.    

Calendar

Calendar - September 2020 - Section 1798 - On the left side of this web page you will see 14 useful links. Further to the left of these links (in the gray area) you will find  6 Canvas operational links. The one marked Calendar has great importance and use.  The course calendar provides you with a list of important due dates for (1) assignments and (2) exams. You may also click on these due dates to preview more detail about each course requirement. This Calendar link in Canvas is always current as this page updates automatically anytime course changes are made throughout the duration of this course. Value it! Use it!  You may also find a listing of all course assignment requirements, and dates at the very end of this Syllabus.

Course Basics

Course Basics - Online Psych 03 - Fall, 2020 - Everything you want to know about this course --- workload, calendar, textbooks, grading policy, student needs, how to study, essay writing, workbook particulars,  FAQs, resources, and a lot more.

Course Modules 

The following 15 modules comprise the entire course. Modules are to be completed in sequence. Once inside a module be sure to also complete all tasks and assignments in sequence as well. 

Before beginning any of the course modules --- be sure to complete all tasks --- in the section that precedes Module #1, called Module #0. That section precedes Module #1 and is entitled: Module #0: Things To Do Before Starting This Course! You may find this module below or by clicking on the "Modules" link in the left sidebar of this webpage.

At the end of the following list of course modules below, you will find listed all course requirements and their deadlines by date.

Revised Dr. J. Davis Mannino -  August 12, 2020