SOC313Undergraduate
Data Processing I
Printed in the catalogue as DATA PROCESSING I
Course content
The purpose of this course is to teach students how to process a given set of information both mechanically and sociologically. Students will learn how to transform information into a machine-readable form, and how to use computer package programs such as SPSS, BMDP or SAS. Having acquainted themselves with these skills, students are expected to make inferences about data. To learn how to make data speak is the major objective of this course.
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