SOC2305: Sociology

(2 Credits)

Course Description: This course offers an introduction to sociology, focusing on the emergence, nature, scope, and significance of the discipline. It examines the relationships between sociology and other social sciences, the foundations of social organization, and the complex interactions within societies. The course also explores social processes, social stratification, and the factors influencing social change.
Course objectives

By the end of this course, students will be able to:

Define and explain key sociological concepts, theories, and terminology.
Analyze the emergence and development of sociology as a discipline.
Examine the interplay between sociology and other social sciences.
Describe the processes of socialization and their impact on individual and group behavior.
Understand the mechanisms of social stratification and the implications of different forms of inequality.
Evaluate the factors that influence social mobility and change within societies.
Identify and analyze various social processes that shape human interactions and relationships.

Free