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SYG 2000: Introduction to Sociology

College of Arts and Sciences | Department of Sociology and Interdisciplinary Social Sciences

Description:	An introduction to sociological perspectives and methods and the basic areas of sociological interests such as socialization, gender, race and ethnic relations, deviance, social control, and social stratification. Required for sociology majors and minor. This course affords students an understanding of the basic social and behavioral science concepts and principles used in the analysis of behavior and past and present social, political, and economic issues.
Credit Hours:	3
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One USF	Climate Action (SD13), Decent Work, Economic Growth (SD08), Gender Equality (SD05), Good Health and Well-being (SD03), No Poverty (SD01), Peace, Justice, Strong Inst (SD16), Quality Education (SD04), Reduced Inequality (SD10), Responsible Consumpt, Product (SD12), Sustainable Cities/Communities (SD11), Zero Hunger (SD02)