Social and Behavioral Sciences (S)
Social and behavioral sciences courses propose theoretical constructs to explain human behavior and society in social and/or physical environments; and are based on empirical observation of human behavior rather than the study of aesthetics, ideas or cultural values. Goals of “S” courses are to prepare students to critically analyze generalizations about society and explore theoretical structures; understand the role of empirical observation in the social and behavioral structures; and demonstrate their understanding through written work that provides them the opportunity to enhance their writing skills.
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AGEC 1114 |
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Introduction to Agricultural Economics |
SPCH 2713 |
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Introduction to Speech Communications |
