CCJ 3700: Research Methods in Criminology & Criminal Justice

2018-2019 Catalog

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CCJ3700: Research Methods in Criminology & Criminal Justice

Prerequisite: STA 2014 This course is a general introduction to research methods used in criminology and criminal justice. The course emphasizes the application of theory and research, sampling, measurement, data collection, research designs, and ethics of research. Specific examples from the field of criminology and criminal justice will be utilized.

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