SOC 1110 — Introduction to Sociology
This course introduces students to the practice of thinking sociologically. The class focuses on cultivating and applying the sociological imagination: the capacity to understand the connections between personal troubles and social issues. We start with the sociological theories and concepts. We then explore social institutions, and their relationships with individuals. Topics include but are not limited to culture, research methods, roles and norms, groups, deviance, social and cultural change, and inequalities in race, class, gender, and sexuality.
Part of
- Business Computer Systems and Management AS
- Business Transfer Pathway AS
- Chemistry Transfer Pathway AS
- Communication Studies Transfer Pathway AA
- Corrections AS
- Criminal Justice Transfer Pathway AS
- Engineering Broad Field AS
- English Transfer Pathway AA
- Ethnic Studies AA
- Exercise Science Transfer Pathway AS
- Gender and Women's Studies AA
- Health Science Broad Field AS
- Marketing Specialist AAS
- Mass Communication Transfer Pathway AA
- Nutrition AS
- Outdoor and Environmental Leadership AA
- Paralegal AS
- Peace Officer _ Public Safety Transfer Pathway AS
- Pre-Social Work Transfer Pathway AS
- Public Administration AS
- Sociology Transfer Pathway AA
- Special Education Transfer Pathway AS