Applied Interdisciplinary Data Analysis
Restricted to students in SES majors. This course teaches students to approach environmental problem-solving from a systems perspective by understanding the complex adaptive nature of socio-ecological. It introduces analytic techniques used in the natural/social sciences, and provides opportunity to analyze and connect data from various disciplines (e.g., ecology, economics, sociology) to address pressing environmental concerns.
Prerequisites: (ENVS 280 or BIOL 265) and (STAT 103 or STAT 203).
Outcomes: Students will be able to describe characteristics of complex adaptive systems, become familiar with analytical approaches suited to different sub-disciplines, and apply numerous analytical techniques to real data sets.
Prerequisites: (ENVS 280 or BIOL 265) and (STAT 103 or STAT 203).
Outcomes: Students will be able to describe characteristics of complex adaptive systems, become familiar with analytical approaches suited to different sub-disciplines, and apply numerous analytical techniques to real data sets.