SOC 280
Fall 2013 All Classes
All Classes
Credit: 4 hours.
First course in social statistics for students without mathematics beyond the high school level; topics include the role of statistics in social science inquiry, measures of central tendency and dispersion, simple correlation techniques, contingency analysis, and introduction to statistical inference; includes the statistical analysis of social science data using personal computers.
Same as GEOG 280. Credit is not given for SOC 280 if credit for a college level introductory statistics course has been earned.
Priority will be given to Sociology and Geography majors.
This course satisfies the General Education Criteria in
Fall 2022 for:
Quantitative Reasoning I
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G8A Foreign Languages Building
1027 Lincoln Hall
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Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N |
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61901
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Laboratory
Lecture-Discussion
Lecture
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G7 Foreign Languages Building
1027 Lincoln Hall
1027 Lincoln Hall
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Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N Chapa, J
Sattari, N |
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