21 credits
| Course | Credits | Course Description/pre-requisites | Typically Offered |
|---|---|---|---|
| SOC 101 | 3 | [SSCI] Introduction to Sociology Sociology Introduction to the discipline of sociology: Concepts and methods used in the inquiry into the social world. | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| POL_S 201 OR SOC 317 | 3 | Political Research Methods 3 Training in social science research methodologies as applied to political phenomena. Research Methods in Sociology Designing, conducting, and reporting social research. | Fall, Spring |
| SOC 340 | 3 | [EQJS] Social Inequality Causes and consequences of social inequality in contemporary America. Recommended preparation: SOC 101. | Fall, Spring |
| POL_S 316 | 3 | American Public Policy Institutions, processes, and substantive issues of American public policy and policy formation. | Fall, Spring |
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| PSYCH 105 | 3 | [SSCI] Introductory Psychology Survey of the basic terms, processes, principles, and theories related to the scientific study of human behavior. | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| PSYCH 333 | 3 | Abnormal Psychology Course Prerequisite: PSYCH 105. Problems of abnormality from traditional and evolving points of view; types, therapies, outcomes, preventive techniques. | Fall, Spring, Summer |
| Ed_Psych 400 | 3 | Quantitative Reasoning in Education Course Prerequisite: MATH 220 or STAT 360. Introductory course for data-driven decisions using quantitative reasoning. | Fall |
| Ed_Psych 404 | 3 | Large-Scale Synthesis of Social Science Data Practical and methodological understandings of and ability to analyze and synthesize large-scale data; presentation and communication of results from synthesized large-scale data. | Spring |
| PHIL 350 | 3 | Philosophy of Science Purpose and logical structure of science; human implications. Typically offered Cooperative: Open to UI degree-seeking students. | Fall and Spring |
| POL_S 201 | 3 | [QUAN] Political Research Methods Analysis and interpretation of political phenomenon using numerical social science research methodologies. Course Prerequisite MATH 103 or higher, STAT 205 or higher, or a minimum ALEKS math placement score of 40%. | |
| SOC 230 | 3 | Society and Technology Role of technology in social evolution; social impacts and shaping of technology. Recommended preparation: SOC 101. | Fall, Spring |
| SOC 462 | 3 | Geographic Information Systems in Health and Social Sciences Utilizing Geographical Information Systems (GIS) and mapping tools to examine and visualize epidemiological and social science data; assess public health, social, and policy issues including obesity, cardiovascular disease, and drug use; explore how this work can be applied to interventions. Required preparation must include a college-level statistics course. | Spring |