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2009-2010 University Catalog

JLCP 782 - Statistics I

Credits: 3
Focuses on descriptive and inferential statistical methods and theory with application to problems within the justice field. Explores the logic of inferential statistical methods in general and null hypothesis significance testing in particular. Covers widely used statistical procedures within the applied social sciences.

Prerequisites
An undergraduate social science research methods course or an undergraduate statistics course.

Hours of Lecture or Seminar per week
3
Hours of Lab or Studio per week
0