SOCI 102 - Canadian Society - Coquitlam College

SOCI 102 - Canadian Society

In this course students will examine some major sociological issues in the analysis of Canadian society. Differing theoretical perspectives will be applied to the following topics: the development of the economic structure, the class structure and its relationship to regional development, ethnicity as a sociological phenomenon, the creation of a gendered social world, population characteristics, processes and theories, and sociological theories of religion.

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Class	Semester	Day	Time	Rm	Instructor
SOCI 102A	2019 Summer	M W	10:20am to 12:10pm 10:20am to 12:10pm	TBA TBA	Fitzpatrick, Kathy
SOCI 102B	2019 Summer	T TH	12:50pm to 2:35pm 12:50pm to 2:35pm	207 207	Preston, Keith
SOCI 102A	2019 Spring	M W	10:35am to 12:05pm 10:35am to 12:05pm	207 207	Fitzpatrick, Kathy
SOCI 102B	2019 Spring	T TH	12:50pm to 2:20pm 12:50pm to 2:20pm	207 207	Preston, Keith
SOCI 102A	2018 Fall	M W	5:45pm to 7:20pm 5:45pm to 7:20pm	103 103	Fitzpatrick, Kathy
SOCI 102B	2018 Fall	T TH	12:50pm to 2:25pm 12:50pm to 2:25pm	207 207	Preston, Keith
SOCI 102	2018 Summer	T TH	12:50pm to 2:35pm 12:50pm to 2:35pm	207 207	Preston, Keith

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SOCI 102 - Canadian Society