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SRF 230 - Introduction to Statistics

This course introduces the basics of statistics commonly used in the social sciences for the study of sexualities, relationships, and families. Students will learn about the fundamental components, logic, execution, current debates, and best practices related to basic descriptive and inferential statistics. They will learn to read, understand, and interpret statistics, as well as become critical consumers of statistics. They will develop the skills to conduct quantitative analyses using statistical software and write a quantitative research paper.

Prerequisites

One of SRF101, SRF204, PSYCH236.

Corequisites

None

Antirequisites

ARTS280, ECON221, ENVS278, KIN222, PSCI314, PSYCH292, REC371, SDS250R/SWREN250R, SOC280/LS280, STAT202, STAT206, STAT211, STAT221, STAT231, STAT241

Offerings

Winter 2026 [1261]

SectionClassEnrolledTimeDaysLocationInstructor
LEC 00175296 / 4010:00 - 11:20 T,Th

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SRF 230 leads to

SRF 404 - Independent Study in Sexualities, Relationships, and/or Families

SRF 494 - Seminar in Sexualities

SRF 496 - Seminar in the Study of Families

SRF 400 - Capstone Seminar

SRF 499A - Thesis - Part 1

ECON 458 - Water Resource Economics