SOCI 383 Quantitative Analysis
This course introduces the central issues and strategies involved in the collection and analysis of quantitative data with an emphasis on survey research, experimental designs, and statistical analysis using SPSS. The course is concerned with demonstrating the logic and meaning of statistical procedures and the conditions under which they are meaningful. This course is the "quantitative" half of the department's two-term requirement in sociological analysis. Both halves give central importance to identifying and developing meaningful research questions, recognizing crucial theory-method linkages, developing research plans, evaluating the credibility of research findings and presenting the results of one's research.
Note: This requirement can be filled through CRMJ-390: Quantitative Analysis in Criminal Justice
Prerequisite: SOCI 105, SOCI 315, AND SOCI 385 OR permission of instructor