Social and Behavioral Sciences - AA or AS Degree

Degree · 21 credits

Successful completion of the curriculum in Social and Behavioral Sciences offers students a breadth of knowledge that could be focused into single discipline degrees as well as applied to an interdisciplinary degree.

Courses

• ETHN 0011 — Introduction to Ethnic Studies
• ETHN 0014 — Introduction to Asian American Studies
• ETHN 0020 — Introduction to African American Studies
• ETHN 0030 — Introduction to Chicana/o Studies
• ETHN 0053 — Introduction to Native American Studies
• ADMJ 0050 — Introduction to Administration of Justice
• AGRI 0198 — Food, Society and the Environment
• AGRI 0215 — Introduction to Agricultural Business and Economics
• ANTH 0002 — Cultural Anthropology
• ANTH 0004 — Native Peoples of North America
• ANTH 0005 — Introduction to Archaeology
• ANTH 0007 — Native Peoples of California
• ANTH 0009 — Magic, Witchcraft, Ritual, Myth and Religion
• ANTH 0027 — Anthropology of Sex, Gender and Sexuality
• BUS 0271 — Law and Society
• COMM 0003 — Small Group Communication
• COMM 0005 — Communication Foundations
• COMM 0006 — Performance of Diverse Literatures
• COMM 0007 — Intercultural Communication
• COMM 0008 — Interpersonal Communication
• COMM 0070 — Mass Communication: Media and Society
• ECON C2001 — Principles of Microeconomics
• ECON C2002 — Principles of Macroeconomics
• ESS 0001 — Introduction to Environmental Sciences and Sustainability
• ETHN 0008 — La Raza History in the United States
• ETHN 0021 — African American History Through Reconstruction
• ETHN 0024 — African Americans in Sports
• ETHN 0045 — Federal Indian Law and Policy
• ETHN 0049 — La Mujer Chicana - Chicana Feminism
• ETHN 0050 — Ethnic Images in Film
• ETHN 0054 — American Indian Languages
• GEOG 0002 — Cultural Geography
• GEOG 0003 — Geography of California
• GEOG 0005 — World Regional Geography
• HDEV 0001 — Human Development Through the Lifespan
• HDEV 0004 — Child, Family, and Community
• HDEV 0009 — Child Growth and Development
• HDEV 0025 — Teaching in a Diverse Society
• HIST 0004A — Western Civilization to 1715
• HIST 0004B — Western Civilization since 1715
• HIST C1001 — United States History to 1877
• HIST C1002 — United States History since 1865
• HIST 0018A — The African American Experience in American History to 1877
• HIST 0018B — The African American Experience in American History since 1877
• HIST 0019A — History of Traditional East Asia
• HIST 0019B — History of Modern East Asia
• HIST 0020 — California History
• HIST 0021 — Contemporary United States History
• HIST 0022 — American Military History
• HIST 0023 — Chicano/Mexican American History
• HIST 0024 — Russian History - 10th Century to Present
• HIST 0025 — Native American History
• HIST 0027 — Women in American History
• HIST 0050 — World History to 1500
• HIST 0051 — World History since 1500
• LGBT 0001 — Introduction to LGBT Studies/Queer Theory
• MUS 0024 — Introduction to Music Cultures of the World
• NUTF 0010 — Principles of Nutrition
• POLS C1000 — American Government and Politics
• POLS 0002 — Introduction to Comparative Government
• POLS 0003 — Introduction to International Relations
• POLS 0004 — Russian and East European Political Systems
• POLS 0005 — California Politics and Government
• POLS 0007 — Politics of the Developing World
• POLS 0008 — American Foreign Policy
• POLS 0009 — Politics of the Middle East
• POLS 0012 — Terrorism
• POLS 0016 — Introduction to Political Theory
• POLS 0027 — Women and Politics in a Global Society
• PSYC C1000 — Introduction to Psychology
• PSYC 0103 — Social Psychology
• PSYC 0104 — Developmental Psychology
• PSYC 0105 — Research Methods in Psychology
• PSYC 0106 — Psychology of Adjustment
• PSYC 0108 — Psychology of Death and Dying
• PSYC 0110 — Psychology of Intimate Relationships and Family
• HDEV 0021 — Psychology of Intimate Relationships and Family
• PSYC 0127 — Psychology of Women
• PSYC 0130 — Human Sexuality
• PSYC 0150 — Alcohol, Drugs and Society
• PSYC 0160 — Psychology and Film
• PSYC 0180 — Cultural Psychology
• PSYC 0200 — Introduction to Research Methods in Psychology
• SOC 0001 — Introduction to Sociology
• SOC 0002 — Social Problems
• SOC 0003 — Race, Ethnicity and Inequality
• SOC 0004 — The Family
• HDEV 0022 — The Family
• SOC 0005 — Sociology of Women's Health
• SOC 0009 — Introduction to Crime, Deviance, and Social Control
• SOC 0027 — Sociology of Gender
• SOC 0047 — Introduction to Hip Hop and Social Justice
• SOC 0110 — Introduction to Social Justice
• WMST 0001 — Introduction to Women's Studies

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