SOC100H1
UTSGIntroduction to Sociology I: Sociological Perspectives
This course will challenge your views on a wide range of issues that affect us all. It will also excite your interest in a unique sociological way of understanding your world. We will analyze the globalization of culture, emerging patterns of class, race, and gender inequality in Canada and internationally, criminal and deviant behaviour, and so on. You will learn to understand these and other pressing social issues by analyzing the way the social world is organized. These topics are further taken up in the sequel to this course, SOC150H1: Introduction to Sociology II: Sociological Inquiries.
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SOC100 is pretty light in comparison to other courses. Exams consisted primarily of multiple choice with a few short answer questions. The only downside is that the midterm ended up being really easy for the whole class, so the professor had to make the final a lot harder to compensate. The course runs both semesters since it's such a large class, so you have flexibility in when to take it.