CRJ 5160 Advanced Research Methods and Statistics in Criminal Justice
(formerly CRJ 516)
This course provides an in-depth study of advanced criminal justice research methods. The topics covered include the use of multivariate statistics as well as additional advanced methods. The student will then use these advanced methods in writing his/her own research paper. The importance of scientific research in criminal justice will be stressed. Additionally, proficient understanding of the role of scholarly journals and identification of criminal justice journals will be covered. The course is designed for students who intend on producing their own research and perhaps advancing to the doctorate level of study.
Prerequisite
CRJ 5010,
CRJ 5030 and an undergraduate statistics course, or permission of Director
Distribution
Criminal Justice & Legal Studies