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Introduction to Statistical Methods in Sociology

This course is designed to provide an introduction to descriptive and inferential statistical analysis, emphasizing the logic and techniques especially applicable to behavioral research. Discussions focus on understanding statistical concepts, statistical problem solving strategies and statistical thinking. Students will learn to use computer software to assist in the analysis and interpretation of data.

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Universal Code: SOC201

Campus Courses

The following courses are associated with the Introduction to Statistical Methods in Sociology core course on the listed campus.

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Campus Course
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Albany
ASOC221
GE
Alfred State
MATH1113
GE
Brockport
SOC200
Buffalo State
SOC301
Cortland
SOC 494
Fredonia
SOC200
GE
Fulton-Montgomery
SOC125
Geneseo
SOCL211
GE
Herkimer
SS235
Jefferson
PSY252
Monroe
MTH162
GE
New Paltz
SOC307
GE
Old Westbury
SY2570
GE
Oneonta
SOC2009
Oswego
SOC221
Plattsburgh
MAT161
GE
Stony Brook
SOC 202
Sullivan
PSY1600
SUNY Polytechnic
STA100
University at Buffalo
SOC294
Westchester
HSERV224

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