PUB PLC CM177
Network Science Using R
Also listed as PUB AFF M117B: the same class, and each department holds its own seats and its own grade history.
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(Same as Public Affairs M117B.) Lecture, three hours. No prior knowledge of R required. Designed for juniors and seniors. Network analysis offers framework for understanding how relationships between people, places, and institutions affect public policy outcomes. For example, why individuals decide to protest or vote, amount of education they pursue, or effect of human interference in ecosystem can all be considered using network analysis. Weekly introduction of concept from network analysis, followed by working through it using popular statistical programming language R. Concurrently scheduled with course C277. Letter grading.
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