ANT 216 QUANTITATIVE RESEARCH METHODS

This course examines the ways quantitative analyses (numerical data) help social scientists investigate issues, problems and relationships within social and cultural contexts. Specific topics include: discussion of the scientific method, survey methodology, sampling techniques, hypothesis testing, aggregate level analysis, and issues of reliability, validity and generalizability, as well as data analysis with SPSS. The complementary relationship between quantitative and qualitative research designs will be considered, with a focus on the strengths and weaknesses of quantitative research design.

Credits

4 sh

Future Course Number

ANT 2160

Cross Listed Courses

SOC 216.

Prerequisite

SOC 111 or ANT 112

Course Types

Anthropology Elective; Professional Writing Elective

Offered

Offered spring.

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