After completing the course, students should be able to:

1. Demonstrate an understanding of sexuality from psychological, physiological and social perspectives;

2. Organize such knowledge in a social scientific fashion; and display recognition of some of the scientific research evidence that is available concerning the matter being studied;

3. Initiate critical examination of the various attempts made by theorists and researchers to understand sexuality and its relation to human development;

4. Discuss critically the complexity of sexuality, and the interactions of biological, psychological and sociocultural factors with regard to the topics discuss in class;

5. Demonstrate cultural sensitivity and awareness of the matter being studied and generalize such knowledge to the understanding of their own personal development;