SOSC 302 Quantitative Research
In this course, students will be equipped for quantitative literacy. This will be accomplished through the use of various common methods of quantitative research methods employed by social scientists. Students will learn how quantitative data is operationalized, gathered, interpreted, and organized, as well as the ethical considerations at each stage of the research process. A significant portion of this course will include the use of statistics to analyze and report on quantitative social data. Prerequisite: C” or better in
MATH 211 and either
SOCI 101,
CRIM 101, or
POLS 101, with at least six additional hours in any of those three disciplines. May not be taken simultaneously with
SOSC 301. Three credit hours.
Prerequisite
"C" or better in
MATH 211 and either SOSC 101, CRIM 101 or POLS 101 with at least 6 additional hours in any of those three disciplines.