Dual Credit Sociology (CWI)

This course provides an introduction to the basic concepts, principles, and processes relevant to the study of society and everyday life. The course will examine a diverse range of topics pertaining to human behavior and social structure. A primary focus will be developing a sociological perspective through theory and research. Additionally, discussions of culture, development of the self, deviance, social inequality, social institutions, and social change will be explored. Emphasis will be placed on the contemporary American experience, yet making global connections will also be stressed. 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.View 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.