PROGRAM OUTCOMES AND COURSE MATRIX- A.A. Liberal Arts and Sciences with a Concentration in Sociology
Program Outcomes
Major Courses
One science lab.
course (STEM
variant in
common core
satisfies this
requirement):
Applicable
courses include
BI-132, BI-171;
CH-102, CH-111,
CH-121; ET-842;
PH-112
1. Communicate effectively through reading,
writing, listening and speaking.
2. Use analytical reasoning to identify issues or
problems and evaluate evidence in order to make
informed decision
3. Reason quantitatively and mathematically as
required in their fields of interest and in everyday
life
4. Use information management and technology
skills effectively for academic research and
lifelong learning
5. Integrate knowledge and skills in their program
of study
6. Differentiate and make informed decisions
about issues based on multiple value systems
7. Work collaboratively in diverse groups
directed at accomplishing learning objectives
8. Use historical or social sciences perspectives to
examine formation of ideas, human behavior,
social institutions, or social processes
9. Employ concepts and methods of the natural
and physical sciences to make informed
judgments
10. Apply aesthetic and intellectual criteria in the
evaluation or creation of works in the humanities
or the arts
Two Foreign
Language
Courses ( 2
sequential
courses are
required, level
& sequence to
be determined
by Foreign
Languages &
Literature
department
placement)
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X
HI 110, HI 111 or
HI 112 (if already
taken in common
core, 1 course
from HI 100
Series is
recommended; if
2 History courses
have been taken
in common core,
1 additional
course is
recommended
from SOCY 200
Series)
SP 211
One English
course from
EN 200,
EN 300 or
EN 400 Series
(recommended:
EN 216, EN 224,
EN 225)
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Complete 8-9
credits. Choose
from: SOCY 200
Series, SOCY 125
or UBST 101.
Students who plan
to pursue
Sociology major
are strongly
recommended to
take: SOCY 220,
SOCY 230, or SOCY
275 and SOCY 240
or SOCY 250
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