Dual Credit Sociology (CEI)

This introductory course presents the fundamental principles affecting human social systems. Emphasis is placed on the cultural and social forces governing groups and the conditions that transform social life, such as family, social change, social inequality, deviance, population, religion, culture, and the socialization process. Parents and students should review the syllabus content carefully prior to enrollment and determine if this content is in alignment with their beliefs, values, or principles.

This is a GEM: Social and Behavioral Ways of Knowing course. Full Syllabus

 

**This is a dual credit course.  There are two separate registration processes for this course: an IDLA registration & the college registration. This means that you can receive both college credit and high school credit on 2 separate transcripts if you complete registration with the university or college.