SOC 110

Introduction to Sociology

Name: Introduction to Sociology

Course Number: SOC 110

Credit(s): 3

Course Description

This course centers on recognizing and interpreting patterns of human social relations. It is crafted to impart key discoveries in sociology and essential sociological skills.

Learning Outcomes:

Gain a sociological perspective to understand human behavior, applying it to various social problems.
Explore the development of sociology as a science and differentiate it from other social sciences.
Identify major sociologists and their contributions. Analyze human behavior using the Functionalist, Conflict, and Interactionist perspectives.
Define elements of culture and differentiate it from society.
Understand the scientific research process and recognize appropriate research procedures.
Explore the relationships between social structure, social stratification, and consequences of social status.
Identify universal social institutions and their characteristics.
Examine how inequality and social factors contribute to social change. Summarize the relationship between socialization and the family.

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