SOC101 — Principles of Sociology

3 credits · 3 hours

A course offering the student an opportunity to grasp the basic principles necessary to develop sociological insights. Societal structure, as well as the basic tools of sociological measurement are surveyed. Emphasis is on the United States from a global perspective. The course is designed to equip sociology majors with the necessary foundation to continue in sociology and to provide non-majors with a general understanding of the structure and processes of society.

Part of

• Associate in Science and Arts
• Associate in Science and Pre-Engineering
• Automotive Technology
• Broadcasting/Multimedia/Performance ASA
• CAD/CNC
• Child Development Associate
• Child Development Associate - Associate in Applied Science
• Computer Aided Design Technology
• Criminal Justice-Law Enforcement- Associate in Applied Science
• Education
• Education-Associate in Science
• Electrical Engineering Technology
• Engineering Technology
• Engineering Technology (AAS)
• Graphic Design
• Machining Technology
• Machining Technology - Associate in Applied Science
• Manufacturing Technology
• Manufacturing Technology AAS
• Manufacturing Technology Certificate
• Welding Technology

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