SOC 105
Introduction to Sociology
This course presents the major schools of sociology, which include Functionalism, Critical Theory, Feminism, Interactionism, and Postmodernism. These schools are used to examine a number of fundamental social inequalities such as those based on class, race, ethnicity, gender, and sexuality. In addition, through the lenses of the major schools of sociology, this course also examines the impact of contemporary media institutions and communications technologies on the social construction of knowledge and the construction of socially significant identities and ideologies.
SOC 105 Requisite Information:
SOC 105 Let's You Take: Other:
Antirequisites: SOC 11B, SOC 103, SOC 104, SOC 111
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4.0
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Interesting or boring depending on the topic of the lecture. In my experience, the prof was very left
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2024-05-02 01:09:23.313514
5.0
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Prepare to read, read and read if you take this course with Stephan Muzzati. Other professors allow cheat sheets or don't even have exams.
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2024-05-04 22:09:07.892006
4.0
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A fun class that was weighed down by being an 8 AM on a Thursday. The professor tried to keep it fun but lectures dragged and most people left during break. Besides that grading was fair for a lower liberal course and we were allowed cheat sheets for the exam which made the end of the semester feel very light leading into summer.
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2024-11-25 21:20:21.146678
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