This course provides an introduction to the quantitative methods social scientists use to collect and evaluate empirical data about society. Through this course you will learn to gather, describe, and analyze data with an emphasis on the application and interpretation of these methods. This course will also help you to be a more informed and critical reader of academic research, public opinion pol... more
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 24 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Found this lecture in hopes of getting a bit more on track with my own stats course. I reached out to Brad and he very kindly sent me all his course material so I could follow along. The course is super easy to follow. The engagement with the students along with the fun examples and analogies helped the concepts to be more relatable and easy to grasp. Finding this podcast was super helpful!
A really clear , comprehensive and practically applicable course that has really helped me get my head around the fundamentals of statistics . Can’t recommend Professor Fultons materials and teaching enough!
I have really enjoyed this podcast. Dr. Fulton’s presentation is very clear and I like the way he frames the topics. I am a retired math teacher, and I am currently involved with a program for seniors called “Great Decisions”. I am in the process of preparing a presentation about math and international politics, and I plan to use material from this podcast in my class.
This podcast is like having a patient and knowledgeable friend walk you through the fascinating realm of quantitative methods in the social sciences. I tuned in to the first few episodes, and I was pleasantly surprised by how Professor Brad Fulton effortlessly breaks down complex concepts with a friendly tone that makes them easy to grasp. It's been a real game-changer for someone stepping into the world of statistics for social sciences. The practical focus on applying and understanding data no... more
I took statistics classes many years ago, so the concepts have faded from my memory. For several reasons (both personal and professional), I have a renewed interest in statistics. I have enjoyed listening to this podcast, and it is helping me become a more informed and critical reader of academic research.
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