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POLS 3310. RESEARCH METHODS AND POLITICAL ANALYSIS. 3 Hours.

The systematic investigation of political phenomena through theory building, appropriate research design, statistical inference, and hypothesis testing. Students will learn to analyze political data and use statistical packages to present and discern significant relationships between variables, fulfilling the computer competency requirement. Prerequisite: POLS 2311, POLS 2312, MATH 1301 or MATH 1302, and MATH 1308 or MATH 1309. Exceptions as approved by the Department.

Bachelor of Art in Political Science to Master of Art in Political Science Fast Track

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Bachelor of Art in Political Science to Master of Art in Political Science Fast Track allows outstanding senior undergraduate Political Science (POLS) students to take up to three graduate courses (5000-level courses) to replace up to nine credit hours of advanced POLS undergraduate courses (3000- or 4000-level courses); the credit hours earned in these graduate courses can then be applied to both the Bachelor of Arts (BA) and to the Master of Arts (MA) in Political Science. Those who successfully complete the program will be automatically admitted to the Graduate School. They will not be required to take any qualifying test, complete an application for admission to the Graduate School, arrange for letters of reference, or pay an application fee. This enables students to complete their MA degree in a shorter time period

Bachelor of Arts in Political Science

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The Bachelor of Arts in Political Science aims to maximize students' capacities to analyze and interpret political events and governmental processes. In addition to acquiring general knowledge about government and political behavior, students also learn the analytical skills relevant to particular political systems (their own and others'), and to problems of most immediate consequence and concern to them.