POLI7232 · Political Science
Morrissey College of Arts & Sciences
POLI7232 is a non-subfield graduate course; this course will fulfill an elective course in your political science graduate degree program.. This course provides an introduction to quantitative methods commonly employed in the social sciences to make descriptive and causal inferences, with a particular focus on the general linear model used in bivariate and multivariate regression analyses. It requires no previous statistical experience and emphasizes practical applications of the concepts introduced. Students will have the opportunity to conduct an original quantitative analysis to address an empirical research question of their choice.
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Fall 2023
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