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SOC 2294

Understanding Social Statistics

3 cr · Undergraduate

Focus is on the various statistical procedures sociologists use when analyzing quantitative data. The course introduces students to basic statistical computations and analyses in order develop an awareness of statistics in social research. Concentration is on what, when and how to apply and interpret relevant statistical techniques in order to answer specific research questions. Students may not hold credit for SOC 2294 and any of: the former SOC 2290 or the former SOC 2291.

Prerequisites & course information

PR/CR: A minimum grade of C is required unless otherwise indicated. Prerequisites: SOC 2292 or SOC 2013 or ANTH 2013 . Mutually Exclusive: SOC 2290, SOC 2291 Attributes: Mathematics Requirement, Social Science

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