Bellevue University Catalog 2006-2008 89 ; Arts & Sciences

Sociology (BA) (127 credit hours – See Degree Requirements page 49) Sociology Major Requirements (27 credit hours) SO 101 Introduction to Sociology SO 230 Research Methods of the Social Sciences SO 310 Social Problems PY/SO 322 Social Theory AN 331 Cultural Anthropology PY 345 Social Psychology Plus 9 credit hours of sociology courses. Sociology (BS) (127 credit hours – See Degree Requirements page 49) Sociology Major Requirements (27 credit hours) SO 101 Introduction to Sociology SO 230 Research Methods of the Social Sciences MA/SO 241 Inferential Statistics and Data Analysis SO 310 Social Problems PY/SO 322 Social Theory PY/SO 345 Social Psychology HS 460 Internship/Fieldwork Plus 6 credit hours of electives (3 credit hours must be upper-level). The research methods requirement for a BS Degree are satisfied by taking: MA 141 Introduction to Statistics PY/SO 230 Research Methods of the Social Sciences Plus 4 credit hours of laboratory science courses. Sociology Minor Requirements (18 credit hours) SO 101 Introduction to Sociology SO 230 Research Methods SO 322 Social Theory Plus an additional 9 credit hours of electives (of which 6 credit hours must be in upper-level courses) Courses Unless noted, all courses are 3 credit hours. SO 101 Introduction to Sociology • The scientific study of human society emphasizing principles of the sociological perspective. Includes society, demography, culture, status, role, socialization, deviance, groups, organizations, stratification, and social change. Introduction to societal institutions: family, religion, education, politics, science, technology, medicine, and healthcare. (Self-Study available) SO 131 Marriage and Family Description and analysis of the social institution of the family in society. The course introduces the student to such societal norms as courtship, engagement, marriage, child-rearing practices, divorce and remarriage. The course allows the student to review the status of men and women in different cultural environments and to study alternatives to ...