SOC 101-1, Introduction to Sociology

Welcome to SOC 101-1, Introduction to Sociology,  for the Summer 2008 quarter at Lake Tahoe Community College, taught by Dr. Scott A. Lukas. Please note: we will NOT use ETUDES in this class. This page will get you started on the class. Please note that there are many pages to navigate for the class, all of which may be found to the right. For the first week, you should: * sign-up for the Yahoo litserv, * sign-up for Turnitin.com, * get the course textbook and begin reading it, * complete all assignments for the week, * e-mail me if you have any questions. Welcome to the class and I hope that you will enjoy it! 

SOC 101-1, Introduction to Sociology Class Pages

These main pages list the class syllabus, the due dates for assignments, information on the discussion board (including suggested questions), and all quizzes and the final examination.

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 ▪ To view this page> ▪ SOC 101 Main Page

▪ To view the syllabus> ▪ SOC 101 Syllabus

 ▪ To look at the class calendar> SOC 101 Calendar

 ▪ To look at the discussion topics> SOC 101 This Week

 ▪ To sign-up for the listserv> SOC 101 Listserv

 ▪ To get information about grading> SOC 101 Grades

 ▪ To view the quizzes> SOC 101 Quizzes

 ▪ To view the final exam> SOC 101 Final Exam

 ▪ To contact me> my e-mail

 ▪ To order the textbook> if you do not live in the Lake Tahoe area and cannot get to the school bookstore, click on this link to contact the NSSP for the text. Then, click on "Contact us" to do an email form to them. Alternatively, you can call them at 619-647-9906 or email the office manager here. The name of the book is: Scott Lukas, Sue Dowden, Chien Huang, Patricia Gibbs, and Natasha Houston, Sociology: A Critical and Contemporary Perspective.

Additional Online Informational Pages
This information will be helpful in the class. I have listed discussion of grading, how the listserv (discussion board works), how to sign-up for Turnitin.com, important class policies and the like. In addition to reading the pages on the left, you must also read these over.

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 ▪ To understand the listserv> Class Listserv

 ▪ To see an example of a listerv> Listserv Example

 ▪ To read important rules> Class Rules

 ▪ To learn about class policies>  Academic Policies

 ▪ To understand how to submit assignments> Submit Assignments

 ▪ To see how not to fall behind> Not Falling Behind

 ▪ To view some FAQs about the class>  FAQs

▪ To look at Turnitin.com> Using Turnitin.com

▪ To get the Turnitin.com code> SOC 101 Code

▪ To view the class requirements> Class Requirements

▪ To see my office hours Office H./Contact and a map to my office Office Map

▪ To find out about online class help> Online Help Desk

▪ To view my homepage>  My Home Page

▪ To look at department information> Department