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COURSES

Sociology (Sociol)

1A-B. Principles of Sociology (3-3)
Principal concepts and problems, including personality, social groups, social change and social processes.

111. Race and Cultural Relations (3)
Prerequisite: Soc 1A or Anthro 2, or permission of instructor. Racial and cultural minority groups in the United States; problems of education, social adjustment, family life, relations in industry, race consciousness, race and cultural prejudice, tension areas, assimilation; race problems in international relations.

120A-B. Introduction to Social Work (2-2)
120a is not prerequisite to 120b. Orientation to the field of social work. (a) History and philosophy of social work, contemporary public welfare and social security, family, child welfare and correctional services. (b) Social group work, community organization, and the specialties of school, psychiatric, and medical social work.

120BF. Field Observation in Social Work (1-2)
Maximum total credit, 2 units. Prerequisite: Sociol. 120A or permission of instructor. Supervised observation and limited orientation in public or private social work agencies.

123. Workshop an Children and Youth (1-2)
(See Crim 123)

124. Social Work Interviewing (3)
Principles of social work interviewing; interviewing as a tool of casework, group work, community organization, social welfare, and related areas. Techniques of interviewing in different agency settings.

125. Survey of Social Work Methods (2)
Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Concepts and practices of social welfare methods; case work, group work and community organization; analysis of material from the field.

125F. Advanced Field Observation in Social Welfare (1-2)
Maximum total credit 2 units. Prerequisite: permission of instructor. Supervised observation and orientation in public or private social work agencies; understanding the individual agency as part of the community's total social welfare structure.

126. Social Security Administration (2)
All phases of the Social Security Act including the social insurance programs and the public assistance programs; administration of each section of the act on federal, state, and local levels of government; public welfare administration.

127. Community Welfare Organization (3)
For social welfare, criminology and education students. Community health, recreation, informal education and welfare resources; organization and coordination of community services to meet social needs.

128. Principles of Group Work (2)
Prerequisite: Soc 1A or permission of instructor. For social welfare, criminology, recreation, education students, and others interested in group work. Fundamentals of group process, group dynamics, and group therapy; guided group experience.

132. Criminology (3)
(See Crim 132)

140. Rural and Urban Problems (3)
Prerequisite: Soc 1A or permission of instructor. Comparative characteristics of rural and urban living; social institutions, human behavior, social problems; their impact and influence.

145. Social Psychology (3)
(See Psych 145)

152. History of Social Thought (3)
Prerequisite: Soc 1A or permission of instructor. Leading social thinkers of the Western World from Plato to contemporary sociologists; comparative study of social philosophers of the East.

155. Social Institutions (3)
Prerequisite: Soc 1 or permission of instructor. Major social institutions-familial, economic, political, educational, religious; origin and development; functions and interrelationships in contemporary phases of development.

157. Social Change (3)
Prerequisite: Soc 1 or permission of instructor. Social dynamics; factors and forces underlying social change; process of social change; direction of social change.

180. Training in Public Service (1-2)
Prerequisite: Soc 1A or permission of instructor. Planned and supervised experience or study in a field of occupational specialization.

190. Independent Study (1-5)
See Regulations and Procedures-Independent Study.

For graduate courses, see Economics, Political Science, and Social Science.

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