/ This course examines the basic nature of human relationships, customs, institutions, social structure and culture. It emphasizes how they affect our beliefs and behavior and how they express our fundamental concerns and values. The course teaches the basic concepts, methods and perspectives of sociology as a social science and it uses them to consider such topics as family life; groups and organizations; racial/ethnic, gender and class inequality; religious and political movements; and social problems.
Core Curriculum Designation: IS
Grade Basis: Letter Grade
Credits: 4.0
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