Course Description

Totally expected grade, C+

A range for coursework

D for exam.... I thought I performed well

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60% Exam 40% Coursework

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Course Description

basic soci things

Assessment

Tutorial presentation and discussion 10%

Reflective memo 10%

Term essay 20%

Examination 60%

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Course Description

basic concepts of sociology

main theories

Assessment

Tutorial Attendance and Presentation 15%

First (600 words) Reflective Essay 10%

Second (1200 words) Research Note 15%

Examination 60%

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Course Description

tutor lecture reflective essay research note

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40 % assignments

60% exam

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Course Description

This introductory course aims to provide students with key sociological concepts in order to ask critical questions at society. Students will be provided with a survey of the discipline and explore major topics that speak to everyday life experiences. Both global and local perspectives will be used to illustrate different ways of understanding society and social structures. By the end of the course, students will gain a better understanding of how our everyday lives are affected by social factors such as family, class, gender, religion, education, race and ethnicity. Furthermore, studying sociology offers us different ways to understand changing developments in the world around us. One example can be how talking on mobile phones triggers sociological questions that address new communication technologies, migrant labour, global warming, intimacy issues and cultural etiquette. Key topics for this introductory course include global stratification, culture, deviance and crime, sex and gender, marriage and families, cities and urbanization.

Assessment

Tutorial Attendance and Participation

10%

Tutorial Group Presentation and Report

10%

Two (600 words) Reflective Essays

20%

Examination

60%

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