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This course is an introduction to the logic and practice of social science research. The goal is to provide methodological training that will enable students to design and execute successful independent research projects. We review a range of approaches used by sociologists to answer research questions, including field experiments, surveys, observation, in-depth interviews, and mixed method research.

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Instructor
Kathryn Edin

Instructor
Filiz Garip

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Section L01

Type: Lecture
Section: L01
Status: C
Enrollment: 35
Capacity: 35
Class Number: 22072
Schedule: MW 10:00 AM-10:50 AM - McCosh Hall 4

Section P01

Type: Precept
Section: P01
Status: C
Enrollment: 8
Capacity: 8
Class Number: 23820
Schedule: W 01:30 PM-03:20 PM - Sherrerd Hall 001

Section P02

Type: Precept
Section: P02
Status: O
Enrollment: 6
Capacity: 8
Class Number: 23821
Schedule: F 08:00 AM-09:50 AM - Wallace Hall 165

Section P03

Type: Precept
Section: P03
Status: C
Enrollment: 8
Capacity: 8
Class Number: 23822
Schedule: W 07:30 PM-09:20 PM - Wallace Hall 165

Section P04

Type: Precept
Section: P04
Status: O
Enrollment: 5
Capacity: 8
Class Number: 23823
Schedule: Th 02:30 PM-04:20 PM - Wallace Hall 165

Section P05

Type: Precept
Section: P05
Status: C
Enrollment: 8
Capacity: 8
Class Number: 23824
Schedule: Th 01:30 PM-03:20 PM - Wallace Hall 190

Section P99

Type: Precept
Section: P99
Status: C
Enrollment: 0
Capacity: 0
Class Number: 22572

Claims and Evidence in Sociology