Ashley Keener

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

This course provides the foundational knowledge required in Forensic Crime Analysis. Information provided will allow students to handle and analyze crime data. The Information will help to prepare the students for the International Crime Analysts-Foundation exam. The course focuses on the important principles of statistics and concepts relevant to crime analysis. Video Lectures, supplemented by homework, are the primary learning tools. Cannot be used for degree credit with FRNS 5963.

Surveys statistical methodology relevant to forensic scientists. Provides a basic understanding of statistics presented in recent forensic literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques. May not be used for degree credit with FRNS 5583.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor and faculty advisor.

This course covers fundamental methodologies associated with quantitative, qualitative, and mixed-methods research designs. Students will learn basic skills related to conducting scholarly literature searches, developing research questions, and determining appropriate sampling techniques. Throughout the course, students will develop their own research project, refine academic writing skills, and become more informed consumers of empirical research.Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing.

Survey of statistical methodology relevant to health care professionals. Basic understanding of statistics presented in recent medical literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques. Same course as STAT 5003.Prerequisite(s): Employed as a medical resident or permission of instructor

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Analysis of variance, experimental designs pertaining to Forensic Science research, regression and data modeling, and categorical techniques. May not be used for degree credit with STAT 5083.Prerequisite(s): FRNS 5963.

Surveys statistical methodology relevant to forensic scientists. Provides a basic understanding of statistics presented in recent forensic literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques. May not be used for degree credit with FRNS 5583.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor and faculty advisor.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Provides for exploration on special topics in the forensic sciences. Students gain an understanding at an advanced level of the particular topic presented.Offered for variable credit, 1-3 credit hours, maximum of 15 credit hours.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor and faculty adviser.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

This course provides the foundational knowledge required in Forensic Crime Analysis. Information provided will allow students to handle and analyze crime data. The Information will help to prepare the students for the International Crime Analysts-Foundation exam. The course focuses on the important principles of statistics and concepts relevant to crime analysis. Video Lectures, supplemented by homework, are the primary learning tools. The benefits that you receive from this course are directly related to your class preparation and participation.

Surveys statistical methodology relevant to forensic scientists. Provides a basic understanding of statistics presented in recent forensic literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor and faculty advisor.

Overview of mixed methods research, describing the history and foundations of this form or research, and the relationship of mixed methods research to law and the forensic sciences.Prerequisite(s): Graduate standing.

Survey of statistical methodology relevant to health care professionals. Basic understanding of statistics presented in recent medical literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques. Same course as STAT 5003.Prerequisite(s): Employed as a medical resident or permission of instructor

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Analysis of variance, experimental designs pertaining to Forensic Science research, regression and data modeling, and categorical techniques. May not be used for degree credit with STAT 5083.Prerequisite(s): FRNS 5963.

Surveys statistical methodology relevant to forensic scientists. Provides a basic understanding of statistics presented in recent forensic literature. Hypothesis testing, ANOVA techniques, regression, categorical techniques.Prerequisite(s): Permission of instructor and faculty advisor.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.

Introduces a basic understanding of research and evaluation in healthcare. Students develop an understanding of research projects, including human subject research in both hospital and clinical settings. May not be used for degree credit with HCA 4123. Same course as GLHE 5123.