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SK 312

Quant Rsch Methods & Analysis

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This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

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This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

SK 312

Quant Rsch Methods & Analysis

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This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

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This course critically explores steps in a quantitative research process including ethical issues, research designs, sampling, data analyses, and descriptive statistics. Students will examine inclusiveness, ownership, and diverse practice-based research. Prerequisite: SK211, SK212, SK221, SK223 and Year 3 status in the Bachelor of Social Work program.

SK 312 Prerequisites

Social Work 211 (Min. Grade D-) and Social Work 212 (Min. Grade D-) and Social Work 221 (Min. Grade D-) and Social Work 223 (Min. Grade D-)

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SK 312 Restrictions

Must be enrolled in one of the following Levels:

Undergraduate (UG)

Must be enrolled in one of the following Year Levels:

Year 3 (3)

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