Past Course and Project Support
As an example of what we can do to help you with your course or project, this list of courses and projects illustrates the type of assistance we have provided to faculty and students since Fall 2010. If you have an interest in expanding the use of data analysis in your courses or research, please contact us!
GIS Projects
Comparing the characteristics of Middle East and North African countries (in-class assistance)—ANT 246: Anthropology of the Middle East and North Africa
Comparing the distribution of foreign-born in 1980 and 2000 (Exercise preparation and in-class assistance)—HIS 228: Promised Land, U.S. Immigration History
Preparation of a series of maps showing the 17th century pilgrimage in Salamanca, Spain
Examining election results in the late 18th and early 19th centuries (exercise preparation and in-class assistance)
Data Set Preparation
Preparation of a data set dealing on-line gaming behaviors and attitudes for use in statistics classes
Other In-Class Workshops and Assistance
SPSS workshop—SOC 291: Methods of Empirical Investigation
In-class assistance with hands-on exercises and outside of class assistance with Excel-based exercises—2 sections of ECN 262: Empirical Methods in Economics
Individual and Small Group Consultations for Research Projects
Assistance with project design and data analysis (in-class consultations supplemented by individual appointments)--PSY 250: Health Psychology
Assistance with project data analysis (individual appointments with students outside of class)--ANT 321: Human Ethology
Helping with data searches for Colorado River water resources project (individual student appointments)—PST 395: Making Reform Happen
