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CRIM 3040

Quantitative Research Methods

Undergraduate

introduces students to foundational concepts, principles, and practices in contemporary quantitative social science. Core topics include data collection and processing, exploratory data analysis, measurement, association and regression, and causal and statistical inference. Research ethics, transparency and reproducibility, and effective communication are emphasized throughout. This course follows the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences’ Quantitative Reasoning Course Guidelines (see www.mun.ca/hss/qr ).

Prerequisites & course information

EQ: Sociology 3040 PR: CRIM 2040 or Sociology 2040 and 3 credit hours in one of Sociology 1000 , CRIM 1001 or Sociology 1001 , or Sociology 2100

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