ANSO - 3610 Quantitative Methods (3)

Explores quantitative research methods in sociology through data collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation. Applies sociological theory and academic research in research design, execution, analysis, and reporting. Provides students with an opportunity to develop quantitative literacy, data analysis, and report writing skills that have a theoretical and practical application in 21^st Century careers. Instructional Method: Offered Face-to-Face. Prerequisites: MATH - 2100 Elementary Statistics (3) (IAI M1 902), and at least two introductory-level sociology courses, such as SOC - 1100 Introduction to Sociology (3) (IAI S7 900), SOC - 2100 Contemporary Social Issues (3) (IAI S7 901), SOC - 2800 Sociology of Marriage and Family (3) (IAI S7 902), SOC - 2200 Racial and Ethnic Groups (3) (IAI S7 903D), or ANSO - 2100 Gender and Sexuality (3) (IAI S7 904D), or permission of instructor. MATH-2100 (IAI M1 902) and one of the introductory-level courses can be taken in the same semester, if necessary.