HIST M194DC
Quarter in Washington, DC, Research Seminar
Also listed as POL SCI M194DC (tentative), SOCIOL M194DC: the same class, and each department holds its own seats and its own grade history.
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(Same as Political Science M194DC and Sociology M194DC.) Seminar, three hours. Limited to Quarter in Washington students and other students enrolled in UC Washington Center programs. Seminars for undergraduate students in Center for American Politics and Public Policy’s program in Washington, DC. Focus on development and execution of original empirical research based on experiences from Washington, DC-based field placements. Study of variety of qualitative methods (observation, interviewing, etc.), with comparison to quantitative analysis. Examination of features of solid and significant research; intensive writing. Letter grading.
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