GRADUATE COURSE SYLLABI FOR FALL 2010

Sociology 500: Classical Sociological Theory

Advanced study of selected classical theorists.

 

Section	Days & Time	Instructor
001	Wednesdays 4:00 PM - 6:30 PM	Richard Wood

Sociology 523: Proseminar

Introduces incoming graduate student to each of the department's regular faculty members and their work.

Sociology 580: Methods in Social Research I

Analytical examination of traditional methodological issues including measurement, experimental design, sampling, theory construction, role of statistics and nature of probability.

Sociology 582: Advanced Social Social Statistics II

Additional methods for quantitative social research: regression diagnostics, logit and Poisson regression, principal components, correspondence analysis.

Prerequisite: Sociology 581.

Sociology 585: Field Methods

 

 

Sociology 595: Social Inequalities

 

 

Sociology 595: Crime, Law and Social Control