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Chicano studiesFall CH ST 230CEthnographic methods
This course examines the epistemology, ethics, and politics of ethnographic fieldwork and is designed to provide students with the methodological tools to conduct ethnographic research. Through close reading and seminar discussions, students reflect on the origins of ethnographic inquiry and engage with decolonial responses to Western ethnographic inquiry
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Education Fall ED 205Anthropological/ Sociological perspective
Examination of anthropological and sociological approaches
In the Educ department classes you can use your own data/ Bren environmnental problems and the professors help you on how to apply the methods they teach to your issue
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Education Fall ED 221AIntro to qualitative methods
Provides an introduction to qualitative research methods, including techniques for data collection and analysis within various disciplinary perspectives, experience participating in field research methods, and qualitative data analysis programs.
In the Educ department classes you can use your own data/ Bren environmnental problems and the professors help you on how to apply the methods they teach to your issue
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Global studiesFall GLOBL 224Research methods
This seminar, required of all first year students, introduces students to logics of inquiry and epistemologies central to understanding the intersection of the transnational and international, and methodological training in areas such as documentary analysis, interviewing, field methods, and surveys
Flora (FAL21)
Broad overview of a variety of qualitative methods, plus 1-2 weeks of critiquing quantitative methods.
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AnthropologySpringANTH 239AResearch design in archeology
How to design a fieldwork project and write a dissertation research proposal; the search for funding agencies; how to deal with funding institutions, professional organizations, publishers and employers; issues of a career in anthropology
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Education SpringED 227Mixed methods
This course provides an overview of mixed methods research and consists of defining mixed methods research, describing its history and foundations. We examine the types of mixed methods designs available along with how and when to utilize them.
In the Educ department classes you can use your own data/ Bren environmnental problems and the professors help you on how to apply the methods they teach to your issue
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SociologySpringSOC 236CONVERSATION INTER
This seminar focuses on the structure of naturally occurring conversational interaction with an emphasis on problem formulation and methods of analysis.
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Education WinterED 221BQualitative interview
Provides an introduction to qualitative interviewing traditions, including ethnographic interviews, life history interviews, cognitive interviews, and focus group interviews. Includes examination of the nuts and bolts of conducting and analyzing interviews as well
In the Educ department classes you can use your own data/ Bren environmnental problems and the professors help you on how to apply the methods they teach to your issue
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Education FallResearch Methods in Anthropology
Field qual methods
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CommunicationSpringCOMM 280QUALITATIVE
Qualitative methods
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CommunicationSpringCOMM 200COMM THEORY CONSTR
Theory of human communication
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Chicano studiesSpringCH ST 220INTERDISC METHODS
Qual methods/ film analysis/ text analysis
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Education Advanced Multivariate Statistics
Super useful for the databases that usually come out from working with communities and surveys
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Education Fall ED 220Program evaluation
This course is an overview of the field of program evaluation and its various aspects (planning, collecting, analyzing information, and reporting), as well as various evaluation strategies (i.e., qualitative, quantitative, formative, and summative), including those employing experimental and quasi- experimental designs
In the Educ department classes you can use your own data/ Bren environmnental problems and the professors help you on how to apply the methods they teach to your issue
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