SOC3412: Social Networking: Theories and Methods

3 CreditsGoal 7 - Human DiversityTechnology and Society

Network analysis spans a diverse range of phenomena from ego-centric ties, to small work-team sociograms, to organizational relations, to trade and military alliances among nation states. This course introduces undergraduate students to theories and methods for studying social networks, the ties connecting people, groups, and organizations. Topics include friendship, communication, small group, health, sexual and romantic, corporate, social movement, public policy, innovation diffusion, criminal and terrorist, and Internet networks.'prereq: [SOC 1001] recommended, Sociology majors/minors must register A-F

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