SOC3650

Students satisfy this requirement by demonstrating a foundational understanding of the interconnection of local and global systems. Students will demonstrate the necessary skills to engage in meaningful dialogue, fostering a more civil and productive exchange of ideas with and about people from various parts of the world.

Upon successful completion of the International Requirement, students will be able to:

• Articulate principles of civil discourse.

• Analyze multiple worldviews.

• Compare individual and societal responses to complex problems.

• Examine and reflect on the interconnection of social, economic, and/or environmental systems across multiple contexts.

The Methods Requirement supports students in learning the methods of inquiry relevant to their field of study. Students satisfy this requirement by applying analytical skills to evaluate and address comprehensive challenges with a critical lens.

Upon successful completion of the Methods Requirement through a QI-designated course, students will be able to:

• Connect previously acquired quantitative literacy to discipline-specific applications.

• Apply discipline-specific quantitative methods to solve theoretical, practical, or real-world problems.

• Relate course-related quantitative methods to the discipline.

• Communicate results and insights from quantitative analysis effectively.