DSOC 1101

DSOC 1101

Course information provided by the Courses of Study 2014-2015.

Introduction to theory and research in sociology. Demonstrates how the insights, theories, and methods of sociological analysis can be brought to bear on major issues of social life. A primary goal is to convey a sense of the manner in which sociologists formulate theories and how the collection and analysis of data are used to evaluate those theories. Provides "hands-on" experience in analyzing sociological issues. Students undertake guided research exercises that involve using computers to analyze actual data. No prior background is presumed; necessary skills are covered in class and section meetings.

When Offered Fall, spring.

Forbidden Overlaps Forbidden Overlap: Students may not receive credit for both DSOC 1101 and SOC 1101.

Distribution Category (SBA) (KCM) (D)

Outcomes
  • To provide students with knowledge about the classical origins of sociology, as well as examples of contemporary social scientific research.
  • To introduce students to key sociological theories and concepts.
  • To demonstrate the uses and usefulness of social science.
  • To develop students' social science reasoning and decision-making, including the capacity to reason quantitatively and qualitatively.

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Syllabi: none
  •   Regular Academic Session.  Choose one lecture and one discussion.

  • 3 Credits Graded

  •  1698 DSOC 1101   LEC 001

  • Students may not take both DSOC 1101 and SOC 1101 for credit.

  •  1699 DSOC 1101   DIS 201

  •  1700 DSOC 1101   DIS 202

  •  1701 DSOC 1101   DIS 203

  •  1702 DSOC 1101   DIS 204

  •  3674 DSOC 1101   DIS 205

  •  1703 DSOC 1101   DIS 206

  •  1704 DSOC 1101   DIS 207

  •  1705 DSOC 1101   DIS 208

  •  1706 DSOC 1101   DIS 209

  •  3675 DSOC 1101   DIS 210

  •  1707 DSOC 1101   DIS 211

  •  1708 DSOC 1101   DIS 212