Research Methods
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Course Title
Research Methods
Min
3
Description
This course is designed to introduce the student to the scientific method of research. Topics covered include the philosophy/logic of research, hypothesis testing, the construction of concepts, sampling, data gathering, and data analysis. Completion of the course will make students better 'consumers' of behavioral research data, as well as prepare them for more advanced classes in statistics and research. Examples in the class will be drawn from diverse disciplines including criminal justice, sociology, psychology, business, and health care. Fall, Spring, Online. Prerequisites: PSYC 1301 and 2301, or SOCI 1301 and SOCI 2303, or 18 hours in criminal justice and general studies math requirement. Cross-listed: SOCI 4312, PSYC 4319, CRJS 5326 *Changed to CRJS 4317 FALL 2018
Prerequisite
10 A Requirement block where all subrequirements are required
PRNT*TEXT A Subrequirement block where all groups are required
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