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CRJU 330 - Analyzing Criminal Justice Data

(3 credits)
Prerequisite: CRJU 320 (formerly CRJU 420) and MATH 105 or higher
This course teaches principles of statistical techniques as applied within criminal justice. By using criminal justice research problems, this course will cover topics including constructing testable research questions, organizing data, applying appropriate statistical tests and interpreting results. This course also teaches student how to evaluate government data, technical reports and empirical studies which summarize criminal justice data. (Formerly CRJU 430) (CQUR)


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