SOC 1500 OL2 (CRN: 61524)

Sociology: Introduction to Sociology

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About SOC 1500 OL2

Fundamental principles and problems in the sociological analysis of the structure and dynamics of modern society.

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Online asynchronous

Section Description

This course provides a comprehensive introduction to sociology, the scientific study of social structures, institutions, and processes that shape human behavior and interaction. Through a critical lens, we will explore the foundational theories and methodologies employed by sociologists to understand the dynamics of social life. Emphasis will be given to exploring the concepts of inequality, social movements, race and ethnicity, gender, family, crime, and environmental sociology. The course is structured around three core modules: 1) Sociological imagination, 2) Social division and inequality, and 3) Societal institutions. We will delve into these topics in-depth through eighteen chapters of the required textbook specified below.

Section Expectation

InQuizitive Quizzes (online) will assess students' understanding and comprehension of the course materials and concepts. InQuizitive is an adaptive online learning platform that uses interactive quizzes to help you assess and refine your understanding of the course concepts. Students are expected to be active learners who participate in online small-group discussions.

Evaluation

18 Quizzes 80.0% Online discussions 20.0%

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