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GEOG 315 - Quantitative Methods in Geography

(3 credits)
Prerequisite: MATH 110/110E
Geographers use statistical techniques to measure, describe, classify, analyze, and display information (data) in search of spatial patterns and trends. Geographers make comparisons and examine relationships to answer questions, solve problems and make wise decisions that support a particular objective. This course introduces and applies statistical techniques and computer and model building methodology to analyze various spatial phenomena. (CQUR)


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