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Advanced Research Methods

Fall 2017 Quarter

Lachezar ͞Lucky" Anguelov

anguelol@evergreen.edu 360
-867-6636

Lab I, room 3005

Class Meetings: Class Location:

Mondays 6:00pm-10:00pm, Sept. 25th - Dec. 4th ͙͙͙͙ SEM 2: E2107 Course Description: Advanced research methods examines statistical approaches from a practical viewpoint using R, a powerful tool for statistical modeling. The course aim is to introduce

students to a variety of statistical research techniques as well as enhance their ability to generate,

read, and interpret research findings. Ultimately the goal is for students to become better users and readers of research and workplace data. Our task is to learn how to analyze data sensibly and in context in order to enhance decision-making and organizational performance. Using R we will be able to fit statistical models to data, assess the goodness of fit, display estimates, standard errors, and predicted values derived from models. The software also provides us with the means to define, manipulate, explore, tabulate, and sort data. The assigned textbooks provide programing scripts and datasets for practice and homework assignments. Learning R is not easy, but you will not regret investing the effort to master the basics.1 (Crawley, 2015)

Learning objectives and student competencies:

1. Develop and achieve familiarity and competency with concepts and application of

advanced quantitative methods typically used in administrative, service, and policy arenas. This includes both statistical procedures and software application. a. Understand how to use these in research design. b. Know what questions to ask of data; the techniques to use to ask the right questions and how to interpret findings.

2. Develop facility with interpreting the use of these methods in research done by others; be

able to understand when the methods are applied appropriately and what the results do and do not tell us.

3. Make meaning of research output.

1 R is a free software that is similar to SAS, software used by Washington State͛s agencies.

4. Acquire proficiency with R.

5. Increase proficiency with other research methods including sampling, secondary data

analysis, and statistical process control.

Required Readings

Books:

Chatterjee, Samprit & Ali S. Hadi. 2012. Regression analysis by example, 5th edition. John Wiley & Sons,

Inc. Crawley, Michae J. 2015. Statistics: an indtoruction using R, 2nd edition. John Wiley & Sons, Ltd. Fox, John & Sanford Weisberg. 2011. An R companion to applied regression, 2nd edition. Sage

Publications Inc.

DATE TOPIC READINGS

Week 1

September 25

Introduction, Fundamentals, and R Crawley: Chapter 1

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 1

Fox & Weisberg: Chapter 1

Week 2

October 2

Dataframes, reading and manipulating

data

Crawley: Chapter 2

Fox & Weisberg: Chapter 2

Week 3

October 9

Exploring and transforming data Fox & Weisberg: Chapter 3

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 6

Week 4

October 16

Central tendency, variance, and sampling Crawley: Chapters 3, 4, 5, &6

Week 5

October 23

Linear regression part I Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 2

Crawley: Chapter 7

Week 6

October 30

Analysis of variance, covariance, and

qualitative variables

Crawley: Chapter 8 & 9

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 5

Week 7

Nobember 6

Multiple regression Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 3

Crawley: Chapters 10 & 11

Week 8

November 13

Linear regression part II Fox & Weisberg: Chapters 4, 5, & 6

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 4

Week 9

November 20

NO CLASS NO CLASS

Week 10

November 27

Dealing with errors and selecting

variables: correlated errors, and working with collinear data

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapters 7,

8, 9, 10, & 11

Week 11

December 4

Other response variables: generalized

linear models

Crawley: Chapters 12, 13, 14, 15

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapters 12

& 13

Student Assignments / Basis of Evaluation

1. Participation - Students must attend class having completed the readings and prepared to fully

participate in class discussions and exercises. Students are expected to fully engage in discussions, presentations, exercises, and learn from them. If you are unable to attend class, please discuss this with the instructor to find a way to make up the work.

2. Homework exercises - Students will be required to complete and submit exercises from the

assigned readings on weekly basis.

3. Research paper - Students will be required to write a research paper (research report). This

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Advanced Research Methods

Fall 2017 Quarter

Lachezar ͞Lucky" Anguelov

Lab I, room 3005

Class Meetings: Class Location:

Learning objectives and student competencies:

1. Develop and achieve familiarity and competency with concepts and application of

2. Develop facility with interpreting the use of these methods in research done by others; be

3. Make meaning of research output.

1 R is a free software that is similar to SAS, software used by Washington State͛s agencies.

4. Acquire proficiency with R.

5. Increase proficiency with other research methods including sampling, secondary data

Required Readings

Books:

Publications Inc.

Other Suggested Readings**

DATE TOPIC READINGS

Week 1

September 25

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 1

Fox & Weisberg: Chapter 1

Week 2

October 2

Dataframes, reading and manipulating

Crawley: Chapter 2

Fox & Weisberg: Chapter 2

Week 3

October 9

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 6

Week 4

October 16

Week 5

October 23

Crawley: Chapter 7

Week 6

October 30

Analysis of variance, covariance, and

Crawley: Chapter 8 & 9

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 5

Week 7

Nobember 6

Multiple regression Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 3

Crawley: Chapters 10 & 11

Week 8

November 13

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapter 4

Week 9

November 20

NO CLASS NO CLASS

Week 10

November 27

Dealing with errors and selecting

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapters 7,

8, 9, 10, & 11

Week 11

December 4

Other response variables: generalized

Crawley: Chapters 12, 13, 14, 15

Chatterjee & Hadi: Chapters 12

Student Assignments / Basis of Evaluation

1. Participation - Students must attend class having completed the readings and prepared to fully

2. Homework exercises - Students will be required to complete and submit exercises from the

3. Research paper - Students will be required to write a research paper (research report). This