Daniel Corstange

I am a lot more comfortable with statistics.

Basic statistics, research methods, and some R work

R studio, how to conduct a survey, how to make sure your data is significant, etc.

We learned research methods and techniques used in political science. We learned the basics of R.

I learned how to use R, interpret the results form R, various methods to conduct social science experiments, regression analysis, testing hypothesis, etc.

How to use R program, principles of stats, regression and research design.

We learned basic statistics and how to set up different types of experiments relative to Social Sciences. We also learned basic R coding.

I learned how to create studies as they pertain to politics and how to analyze data that others have collected and applied to their studies. I also learned how to critically think about how questions are formulated when I am asked something through a survey or study.

R coding, basics of statistical analysis, surveys and political science experiments.

I learned roughly how to create a survey or test a hypothesis and the problems one might run into when trying to complete that task