10 courses with the subject SOC, each shown exactly as we captured it from the college's catalog, with every element we hold. Where the wording looks broken, that is our reading of the catalog, not the college's text.
SOC 101Principles of Sociology An introduction to primary concepts, terminology, and3.000
methods of investigation employed in analysis of social institutions. Processes leading to social stratification, analysis of various types of groups and their interrelationships, social class and social change, ethnic groups, problems of population growth, and development of human resources. 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Gen Ed Social Science, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Fall 2022 (Term 202210) there are currently 17 Sections. Click here to Show Sections Winter 2023 (Term 202215) there are currently 1 Sections. Click here to Show Sections Spring 2023 (Term 202220) there are currently 10 Sections. Click here to Show Sections Summer 2023 (Term 202305) there are currently 3 Sections. The Summer 2023 schedule will be available soon.
SOC 103Fields of Sociology An extensive study of selected topics in sociology. Emphasis3.000
on understanding sociological terminology with specific topics to be determined by the instructor. Prerequisites: ACC Credit level SOC 101 Minimum Grade of D- 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Gen Ed Social Science, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Section Info: There are no sections in any term covered in the Catalog term you selected.
SOC 202The Family A survey of the role of family as basic to social structure3.000
Characteristics of courtship and family life in a variety of cultures. Emphasis is on unique characteristics of American courtship, marriage and family life, and influences of technological change and social mobility upon them. Prerequisites: (ACC Credit level SOC 101 Minimum Grade of D- or ACC Credit level ANT 101 Minimum Grade of D-) 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Section Info: There are no sections in any term covered in the Catalog term you selected.
SOC 211Criminology A survey of various schools of thought in criminology with an3.000
emphasis on theories and studies relating to causation of delinquency and crime. Analysis of methods used in prevention and control of delinquency and crime. Prerequisites: ACC Credit level SOC 101 Minimum Grade of D- 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Gen Ed Social Science, Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Fall 2022 (Term 202210) there are currently 1 Sections. Click here to Show Sections
SOC 215Introduction to Social and Human Services An overview of the functions of3.000
human service agencies in society. Topics include historical and theoretical perspectives of social and human services, the structure and diversity of programs, and the roles, values and skills of the worker, with an emphasis on communication skills. Recommended second year students. 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Section Info: There are no sections in any term covered in the Catalog term you selected.
SOC 261Social Psychology An examination of the relationship between individuals and3.000
groups. Consideration given to the influence of culture and institutions on human personality, nature and types of leadership, and social attitudes, psychology of mass movements, and social decisions. Prerequisites: ACC Credit level SOC 101 Minimum Grade of D- and ACC Credit level PSY 101 Minimum Grade of D- 3.000 Lecture hours Course Attributes: Liberal Arts and Sciences, Social Science, Social Science Non-History Section Info: There are no sections in any term covered in the Catalog term you selected.
SOC 274Corrections: Probation, Parole, and Social Structure Covers the history and
evolution of corrections; the social organization of prisons; differences between adult and juvenile corrections; scientific inquire; probation and parole practices; alternatives to
SOC 275Drugs, Crime and Treatment An emphasis on the various forms of treatment3.000
modalities and the relationship between substance abuse, crime, and various social casework treatments. Psychoanalytical relationships, group counseling, transactional analysis, etc. will be explored and their relevancy in the correctional system will be discussed. Case studies will be utilized to highlight and evaluate the effect of correctional programming on the success or failure of the total system. Prerequisites: ACC Credit level CRJ 101 Minimum Grade of D- 3.000 Lecture hours Section Info: There are no sections in any term covered in the Catalog term you selected.
SOC 278Juvenile Crime and Delinquency A survey of the significance of juvenile crime
and delinquency as a problem of modern society, and its cause, methods of treatment, and prevention. Prerequisites: ACC Credit level SOC 101 Minimum Grade of D-
