Contemporary Social Problems
- Subject
- Sociology (SOC)
- Course Designator
- SOC.200
- Academic Dean
- Assistant Vice President of Academic Services, Dean of Arts & Sciences
- Last Offered
- 2020WI
- Official Course Description
This course identifies the factors and issues in humanity's quest of a high quality of life in a changing technological society. The nature, extent, and consequences of major social problems are examined in terms of underlying social processes as well as specific factors. Prerequisite: SOC.101 recommended.
Upcoming Offerings
Below is a list of the planned SOC.200 course sections for this semester and near future. The seat availability shown below is not updated in real time and may be out of date. Please keep in mind that course sections may be cancelled, changed, or otherwise altered before the course section start date.
2020 Fall (August-December)2 course sections
| Section Name | Synonym | Location | Meeting Info | Instructor | Seats Available | Academic Credits | Billing Credits | Additional Info |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Section Name SOC.200.M01 | Synonym 61971 | Location Mt Pleasant | Meeting Info August 31 – December 18LectureTuesday, Thursday 10:00 AM – 11:20 AMCenter for Liberal Arts & Business Classroom 309 | Instructor Oskar Milik | Seats Available 21 of 24 | Academic Credits 3.00 | Billing Credits 3.00 | Additional Info In order to maintain social distancing, some sessions of this class will be conducted remotely online using Zoom videoconferencing software and/or Moodle. Consult your instructor for details.Buy books |
Section Name SOC.200.W01 | Synonym 61972 | Location Internet Offering | Meeting Info August 31 – December 18Online Course | Instructor Jessica Chemberlin | Seats Available 15 of 25 | Academic Credits 3.00 | Billing Credits 3.00 | Additional Info Buy books |