POLS 625 - Research Methods in Political Science.

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POLS 625 - Research Methods in Political Science.

A critical examination of methodological problems and practices in the formulation, execution, evaluation, and reporting of political science research, including a comparison of data-gathering techniques, their respective limitations, and appropriate application.

College: Sciences & Humanities
Hours: 3
Permission: Y
Co-requisite: none
Prerequisite: none