SOC-101 — Principles of Sociology

3 credits · 3 hours

This course focuses on the science and theory that sociologists use to understand the social world. It examines the social construction of reality, the place of institutions in modern society, and the forces that shape human social interaction. 3/0/0

Part of

• Liberal Arts: Art & Design Option; AA
• Human Services/Pre-Social Work; AA
• Liberal Arts; AA
• Liberal Arts: Philosophy Option; AA
• Liberal Arts: Political Science Option; AA
• Liberal Arts: Psychology Option; AA
• Liberal Arts: Sociology Option; AA
• Dental Hygiene; AAS
• Health Science; AAS
• Nursing; AAS
• Radiography; AAS
• Technical Studies; AAS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: ASL / Deaf Studies Option; AS
• Computer Information Systems; AS
• Construction Management; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: Education Option; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: Engineering Option; AS
• Environmental Science; AS
• Hospitality & Tourism Management; AS
• Health Science; AS
• Health Science: Intent to Apply to the DHY Program
• Health Science: Intent to Apply to the DMS Program
• Health Science: Intent to Apply to the Nursing Program
• Health Science: Intent to Apply to the Paramedic Program
• Health Science: Intent to Apply to the Radiography Program
• Exercise Science Health & Wellness Promotion; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: Computer Information Systems; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: Mathematics Option; AS
• Liberal Arts & Sciences: Physics Option; AS
• Business Technology Career Certificate

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