Description
In this course, we use sociological theory to analyze a broad range of topics, including the production of knowledge, culture and history, socialization, identity, social relationships, deviance and crime, social institutions, globalization, class and inequality, racism, sexism, and change. The goal of this course is to introduce students to sociological perspectives, concepts, and analytical tools that may be applied to the contemporary world.
Prerequisites
Qualified for ENG 100.
Designation
Diversification: Social Sciences — DS
Course Student Learning Outcomes (CSLOs)
- Apply fundamental sociological theories and concepts.
- Create sociological explanations for social phenomena.
- Analyze the interconnection between social structures and individuals.
- Analyze the historical development of social inequities and social change.