SSCI 299 - Thinking Like a Social Scientist

Unit(s): 3

“Thinking Like a Social Scientist” (SSCI 299) takes a meta-disciplinary approach to social science literacy and encourages students to develop knowledge of themselves and the social world. Students practice “focused exploration” to align their goals and plans for education, work, and life; to ask questions, consider evidence, analyze data, and recognize theories and methods used by social scientists; and to create and present a research proposal reflecting their own interests. Open to all majors and undeclared students.

Prerequisite(s): Students who have taken SSCI 399 are not eligible to take SSCI 299. Co-requisite(s): Students who have taken SSCI 399 are not eligible to take SSCI 299.
Typically Offered Fall & Spring
May Be Repeated No
Teaching Mode: Face-to-Face Grading: Graded