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CJ 330 Research Methods

This course examines the methods of research common in criminal justice research, the relationship of theory to empirical work, and the formulation and testing of hypotheses.   In doing so, it provides an introduction to the major quantitative and qualitative research methods including survey research, interviewing, content and quantitative analysis. In class projects give student hands on experience with each method covered.  Further, this aids in the development of the required individual research proposal and prepares the student for what is to come in Senior Seminar.

Prerequisite: CJ 160   and MA 141