Sociology Degree

Curriculum

Required Core Courses (18 credits)

SO 111 Introduction to Sociology

This course invites you to see the world sociologically. We will examine culture, social structure, inequality, gender, race, deviance, and socialization from the sociological perspective. General Education Choice for Part B. Generally offered every semester. 3 credits

SO 218 Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences(Same as PY 218)

Addresses basic concepts and methods of statistical data analysis as applied in psychology and other social/behavioral sciences, including organizing, analyzing, and interpreting data. The course will provide students with a foundation in descriptive and inferential statistics, touching on frequency distributions, probability sampling, and hypothesis testing. Analyses conducted by hand and using SPSS. P: Fulfillment of a Level A math requirement. Generally offered every Mod 1, 2, and 4. 3 3 credits

SO 219 Research Methods

This course is a "hands on"