Undergraduate Program



RTF 330K Introduction to Research Methods - W

Unique No. see course schedule

Faculty: Wilkins

Class Time: TTH 200P - 330P

Room: CMA 5.131

Writing Comp: Y

Comm/Cult Req: N

Closing Limit: 25

Cross-Listed N

PREREQUISITES

The following coursework with a grade of at least C in each course: RTF 305 and 9 additional hours of lower-division coursework in RTF.

REGISTRATION INFORMATION

Registration is open via the online registration system to all RTF majors.

FIRST CLASS DAY POLICY

Students must attend the first class day or make prior arrangements with the instructor.

COURSE DESCRIPTION

This course is intended to provide students in communication with a theoretical and practical knowledge of research methods. Students participating in this course will become familiar with issues, concepts and techniques relevant to a variety of empirical research methods. Students will learn how to engage in research, as well as how to critique others’ research. No prior coursework or experience in statistics is required to do well in this course, but students should be prepared to learn elementary statistical concepts and procedures. However, more emphasis will be placed on the logic of underlying social science research than on computation.

    
 
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