SOCI 3020
Introduction to Social Network Analysis
considers the idea that who you know matters, and shows how the structure of networks relates to everyday life. Students will learn how connections impact outcomes in areas such as health, employment, business, and critically examine how forms of social inequality like gender, ethnicity and class influence who we get to know. Students will be introduced to network analysis through the collection and analysis of their own networks.
Prerequisites & course information
PR: 3 credit hours in any 2000 level SOCI or Criminology course and 3 credit hours in one of SOCI 1000 , SOCI 1001 or Criminology 1001 , or SOCI 2100
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027