Fundamentals of Quantitative Analysis
Key Facts
| Module Code |
EDU4313 |
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| Module Convenor(s) |
Michael Adkins |
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| Teaching Pattern |
Semester
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| Semester Taught |
Autumn Semester |
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| Method of Assessment |
Examination |
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| Pre Requisites |
Please check suitability of course with module convenor |
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| Module Administrator |
TBC |
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The objective of this module is to further students familiarity with the practice of quantitative data analysis in the social sciences at a foundation level.
The lecture component of the module will explore a variety of the most commonly used statistical methods; in the laboratory component, will provide students with an opportunity to apply these statistical techniques to the analysis of contemporary data. The module should provide a sound grasp of the possibilities, methods, and pitfalls inherent in quantitative social/health science research.
The module aims to give students:
- an understanding of fundamental statistical methods using contemporary topics and datasets.
- a familiarity with SPSS statistical software and data management.
Please note, this is an interdisciplinary module that is open to students from across the social sciences. If you have any doubts about whether the course is suitable for your needs or level of study, please contact a module convenor before registering.