2018-2019 Graduate and Professional Program Catalog (Updated Spring 2019) 
    
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MCCJ 631 Applied Statistics in Criminology and Criminal Justice

Credit 3
This is an advanced applied social statistics course with computer applications, using examples from criminological issues and crime-related data. Statistical procedures to be studied - descriptive and inferential statistics and linear regression techniques-are those typically used to analyze data to understand and explain criminological issues.
Prerequisite(s): Undergraduate or graduate introduction to statistics


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