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SO421 - Organizational Sociology

Course Description: SO 421 Organizational Sociology: Study of the origins and operations of formal bureaucratic organizations, such as business, governments, prisons, and voluntary and service associations; their place in modern society; and their relations to one another and to individuals. Topics include major organizational theories, leadership, and authority. Task performance, communication, decision-making, and effectiveness. Focuses on the structural and cultural aspects of these organizations. 3:0:3 Prerequisites: SO 308 or equivalent or instructors permission. (From catalog 2009-2010)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
Organizational Sociology F1T2009Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3McGinty, Patrick J.W.#TBA
TBA
1/25/ 0View
Organizational Sociology S2T2010Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3Staff#TBA
TBA
0/25/ 0
Organizational Sociology S1T2010Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3Staff#TBA
TBA
0/25/ 0
Organizational Sociology U1T2010Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3Staff#TBA
TBA
0/25/ 0
Organizational Sociology F2T2009Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3McGinty, Patrick J.W.#TBA
TBA
1/25/ 0View
Organizational Sociology U1SS2010RandolphN/ARA3Staff#TBA

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SO421 - Organizational Sociology

Course Description: SO 421 Organizational Sociology: Study of the origins and operations of formal bureaucratic organizations, such as business, governments, prisons, and voluntary and service associations; their place in modern society; and their relations to one another and to individuals. Topics include major organizational theories, leadership, and authority. Task performance, communication, decision-making, and effectiveness. Focuses on the structural and cultural aspects of these organizations. 3:0:3 Prerequisites: SO 308 or equivalent or instructors permission. (From catalog 2008-2009)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
Organizational Sociology F2H2008Beaufort MCASN/ABU3Curtis, Ronald J.#5:00 - 7:30 PM
-M-W---
13/35/ 0View
Organizational Sociology S2T2009Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3McGinty, Patrick J.W.#TBA
TBA
2/25/ 0View
Organizational Sociology S1T2009Online Courses (Undergraduate)N/ADL3McGinty, Patrick J.W.#TBA
TBA
1/25/ 0View


SO421 - Organizational Sociology

Course Description: Study of the origins and operations of formal bureaucratic organizations, such as business, governments, prisons, and voluntary and service associations; their place in modern society; and their relations to one another and to individuals. Topics include major organizational theories, leadership, and authority. Task performance, communication, decision-making, and effectiveness. Focuses on the structural and cultural aspects of these organizations. 3:0:3 Prerequisites: SO 308 or equivalent or instructors permission. (From catalog 2007-2008)
TitleSemesterCampusRoomSectionHoursFacultyReqTimesDaysStatusSyllabus
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