Understanding Social Statistics
AY2016/2017 Semester 2
Social statistics appear routinely not just in articles in academic journals but also those in newspapers and popular magazines. Statistics are often cited and accepted as "factual" evidence or "empirical" support for a particular opinion or policy. But statistics can be used and abused. This course aims to develop a working understanding of social statistics, focusing on basic statistical concepts, the logic of statistical reasoning in social research, the foundations of statistical inference and hypothesis testing, and the generation and interpretation of statistical data. Students also learn to use a statistical software package for social research.
| AUs | 3.0 AUs |
| Categories | CoreMinorsBDE |
| Not Available To All Programme With | (Admyr 2004-2010) |
| Mutually Exclusive With | HS302 |
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| 1030 | COMMON LEC (LEC1) 1030-1230 Tue LT4 | ||||
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| 1330 | 17443 TUT (T1) 1330-1430 Tue TR+67 | ||||
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| 1430 | 17444 TUT (T2) 1430-1530 Tue TR+67 | ||||
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| 1530 | 17445 TUT (T3) 1530-1630 Tue TR+67 | ||||
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| 1630 | 17446 TUT (T4) 1630-1730 Tue TR+67 | ||||
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| 1730 | 17447 TUT (T5) 1730-1830 Tue TR+67 | ||||
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