MFT620 - Family Systems
General
Prefix
MFT
Course Number
620
Course ID
00016734
Course Level
Graduate
Instruction Mode
Lecture
Department(s)
Description
Development and dynamics of intimate relationships, the stages of marriage and family life, family challenges and opportunities and better understanding of cybernetics and human systems.
Cross Listed Courses
Prerequisites
No Requisites
Credits
Min
3
Max
3
Repeatable
No
Goals and Diversity
MN Goal Course
No
MN Goal Designation(s)
-
Cultural Diversity
No
Learning Outcomes
Outcome
Understand family systems theory vis-à-vis family relationships over the family life cycle. (PO 1)
Outcome
Understand cybernetics and human systems to work with families and other interactional systems of varying professions and subcultures. (PO 1, PO 3)
Outcome
Increased ability to think critically about the scientific issues underlying contemporary theories and research about families. (PO 5)
Outcome
Increased ability to think critically about values issues underlying contemporary theories and research about families. (PO 5)
Outcome
Research literature regarding the benefits of marriage to children, families, and society. (PO 5)
Outcome
Explore his/her own experience and values about family life as it relates to future professional roles. (SLO 2)
Outcome
Develop professional writing habits in accordance with APA style. (PO 3)
Course Outline
Course Outline
Dependencies
Courses
MFT620
is a
prerequisite
for: