Social Science Research Methodology
This minor/concentration focuses on social science research methods and statistical analysis. It is open to students from all majors and would benefit students who wish to develop skills directly applicable to specific fields or majors including business, consumer research, economics, education, and information technology.
Minor or Integrative Studies Concentration Requirements
| Code | Title | Credit Hours |
|---|---|---|
| Requires 15 credits (5 classes) of upper level course work from the following (CARM) (must include courses from three disciplines): | 15 | |
| Doing Anthropology: Ethnographic Methods and Applied Practice | ||
| Economic Statistics | ||
| Introduction to Econometrics | ||
| Political Analysis | ||
| Prin of Stat and Exper Design | ||
| Applied Cognitive Psychology | ||
| Quantitative Research and Statistics | ||
| Qualitative Research | ||
| Total Credit Hours | 15 | |
- A minimum GPA of 2.0 is required for the minor/concentration. The GPA is based on all coursework required within the minor (excluding prerequisites).
- The use of transfer credit, field placements, internships, seminars, S/E graded courses, and independent study/research courses is limited to 3 credits in a 12 credit hour minor/concentration and 6 credits in a 15 credit hour and above minor/concentration.
- Courses within a minor/concentration cannot be taken as Pass/Fail (P/F).
- Minors requiring 12 credits may share one course with a major. Minors requiring 15 credits or more may share two courses with a major. This does not apply to concentrations for the Integrative Studies major.