The University of Florida offers several online courses in psychology for the fall 2017 semester. These courses are typically taken as part of a major or minor in psychology, and a number of them also fulfill general education requirements related to the humanities and social sciences. Some of these courses are also open to non-majors and are offered for continuing education credit. For psychology majors, courses in the core areas of research methods and data analysis, cognitive psychology, social psychology, biological psychology, and clinical psychology are offered online. Topics in psychology and human development, including personality, learning, emotion, health, genetics, neuroscience, and education, are also covered in some of the course offerings. Non-majors can also take two of the three behavioral neuroscience courses (Neurobiology of Learning and Memory, Neuropsychology, and Behavior Analysis) as part of their continuing education credit. Other courses available to non-majors include Death, Dying, and Bereavement; Introduction to Psychology; and Introduction to Psychological Science. Many of the online classes include extensive online discussion assignments and activities that students must complete as part of their course work, and faculty members monitor this work and provide feedback to students. Additionally, exams must typically be taken at one of the university's approved testing centers. Those interested in taking courses in psychology at the University of Florida can find more information on the course descriptions, syllabi, and enrollment requirements on the psychology department's website.