303 JUVENILE DELINQUENCY (3) Character, extent, and causes of juvenile delinquency; social diagnosis and case study; modern methods of treatment; personal and environmental conditioning factors; survey of methods employed in research. Offered alternate years. 304 CRIMINOLOGY (3) Social and psychological factors in criminal behavior; criminal law and criminal justice; prevention and co,ntrol; trends in theory and correctional procedures, proba tion, parole. Offered alternate years. 305 ETHNIC AND MINORITY GROUPS (3) Analysis of ethnic and cultural minoriti es in the United States; theory and practice of intergroup relations. Offered alternate years. 308 SOCIAL STRATIFICATION (3) Nature, theory, and function s of social stratification; criteria of social stratification differentiation, status, and role; comparative systems of stratification. Offered alter nate years. 309 URBAN SOCIOLOGY (3) The urban community and urbaniza.tion; its growth, institutions, values, and prob lems. The scientific study of the population from the spatial patterning and mobility viewpoint. The effect of urbanization upon institutions. Social relations and national economy. Offered alternate years. 310 METHODS OF SOCIOLOGICAL RESEARCH (3) Survey and evaluation of methods of collecting, classifying, and analyzing social data; detailed study of the scientific method, introduction to the use of experimental designs in sociological research. Planning and conducting a minor research project. Offered alternate years. 311 INDUSTRIAL SOCIOLOGY (3) Analysis of industry and applied problems; background, cunent practices and trends in labor management relations in the United States; group relations in industry. Offered alternate years . 401 SOCIOLOGY OF RELIGION (3) Analysis of the religious practices that affect society and the societal factors that affect religious p1,actices, beliefs and institutions, Christian and non-Christian . Offered alternate years. 402 CONTEMPORARY SOCIOLOGICAL THEORY (3) Survey of socio.Jo.gical theory with emphasis on 20th ce·ntury contributions; status of sociological inquiry and theo·ry; relationship of sociology to such allied fie-Ids as anthropology, psycholo-gy, economics, education, and political science. Offered alternate years. 404, 405 SOCIAL STRUCTURE AND CHURCH GROWTH (3, 3) Sociological structures and their relationship to the principles and practices of church planting, growth, and expansion. Offered alternate years.
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