SOC 266 - Methods of Social Science Research

4 Hour(s)
A study of the way social science explores, describes, and explains human social life and the social world. This class is developed for anyone interested in understanding social science techniques including majors of sociology, criminal justice, and political science. This course includes lectures and active learning techniques to develop research skills of reading and critiquing research articles, creating literature reviews, analyzing data, and developing appropriate methodologies.

FA, SP
Prerequisite(s): Sophomore standing or above
Also Offered As: POL 266

Note(s): This course cannot be used as an Elective Course towards the Sociology Minor.