The course numbering system has four digits for each course with the first digit indicating the level of the course, the second digit showing semester-hour value, and the last two digits reflecting the departmental sequence. Thus, English 2330 is a sophomore-level course of three semester hours.
Special media is noted under each course description.
A survey of the basic concepts in sociology including social organization, culture, socialization, groups and human population leading to the development of a sociological perspective of human behavior. The study and analysis of complex organizations, bureaucracies, and professions with attentions to their influence on individuals and society and its institutions. A comparative study of the family in various cultures, both historical and contemporary, with attention to the family in terms of social organization, social change and social disorganization.