SOC 294 - Basic Statistics for Social Sciences

This course introduces students to the vocabulary, concepts, and statistical techniques used by quantitative social scientists to describe and test hypotheses about the social world. Students will learn how to (1) describe data distributions, (2) formulate and test research hypotheses, (3) describe and probe the relationship between two or more factors, characteristics, or events in the social world, and (4) interpret and evaluate published statistics.

Job Requirement

•  A Ph.D or Master's Degree in related discipline from a reputable university

•  At least 2 years of relevant teaching experience at the tertiary level is preferred

•  5 years of relevant work experience will be an added advantage

•  Course design and implementation based on UB syllabus and textbook

•  Assessment of students

•  Must be available to teach daytime on weekdays

•  Familiarity with Blackboard/ D2L is a plus

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