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Course Listing by Area of Study: Social Science

The following listing represents e-Learning classes that either are on the current schedule or will be offered in a future quarter.  If a course is listed as "Inactive" it has run in the past but at the present time there are no future plans to reactivate the course. 

Please note: beginning Summer quarter 2008 there is a new Course Numbering System please go to the following link for more information Common Course Numbering 'CCN'. The course code is listed using the current CCN system.

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    Anthropology    
ANTH& 206 5 Cultural Anthropology Fully Online
ANTH 113 5 Africa Fully Online
    Economics    
ECON 100 5 Survey of Economics Fully Online  
ECON 102 5 Public Economics and Government Fully Online  
ECON& 201 5 Microeconomics Fully Online
ECON& 202 5 Macroeconomics Fully Online  
    History    
HIST& 126 5 World Civilizations I Fully Online  
HIST& 127 5 World Civilizations II Fully Online  
HIST& 128 5 World Civilizations III Fully Online  
HIST& 136 5 US History 1: To 1877 Fully Online  
HIST& 137 5 US History 2: 1877 to Present Fully Online  
    Philosophy    
PHIL& 101 5 Introduction to Philosophy Fully Online
PHIL& 106 5 Introduction to Logic Fully Online
PHIL 111 5 Introductions to Bioethics Fully Online  
PHIL 220 5 Environment and Human Rights Fully Online  
PHIL 267 (inactive) 5 Philosophy of Religion Fully Online  
    Political Science    
POLS& 101 5 Introduction to Political Science Fully Online  
POLS& 202 5 American Government Fully Online  
    Psychology    
PSYC& 100 5 General Psychology Fully Online  
PSYC& 200 5 Lifespan Psychology Fully Online  
PSYC& 220 5 Abnormal Psychology Fully Online  
PSYC 230 5 Human Sexuality Fully Online  
    Sociology    
SOC& 101 5 Introduction to Sociology Fully Online  
SOC 230 5 Human Sexuality Fully Online  
    Social Science    
SSC 101 5 Introduction to Information Research for Social Science