Sociology and Cultural Anthropology, BS (Boston)
Undergraduate major 2027 catalog Social Sciences Humanities Boston 128 semester hours total unverified parse — check the source
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Sociology Core Courses
Methodological Requirements One of:SOCL 2320 — Statistical Analysis in SociologyINSH 3102 — Introduction to Statistics in the Social Sciences One of:SOCL 2321 — Research Methods in SociologyINSH 3101 — Research Methods in the Social Sciences
Additional Required Methodological Training From the catalog
Complete one of the following:
One of:All of:CS 2000 — Introduction to Program Design and ImplementationCS 2001 — Lab for CS 2000 COMM 2105 — Social NetworksDS 3000 — Mathematical Foundations of Artificial IntelligenceINSH 2102 — Bostonography: The City through Data, Texts, Maps, and NetworksSOCL 2323 — Ethnographic MethodsSOCL 3487 — Applied Sociology: Practice and Theory
Sociology Electives 16 semester hours.
From the catalog
Introductory electives
Complete two courses from the following range not used to fulfill another requirement:
SOCL 1101 to SOCL 2999
Intermediate Electives
SOCL 3000 to SOCL 4999
Cultural Anthropology Core Courses
Anthropology Electives 20 semester hours.
From the catalog
Complete five ANTH electives between ANTH 1101 and ANTH 4999 not used to fulfill other requirements. One study-abroad course may count toward this requirement with prior permission from the department.
Advanced Area Courses 8 semester hours.
From the catalog
Complete two area courses between ANTH 4101 and ANTH 4520 not used to fulfill another requirement. Area courses taken in addition to these two classes may count as electives.
Integrative Requirement
Capstone From the catalog
Choose one of the following:
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