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SWK-756 Quantitative Social Work Research
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This three-credit course is a required part of the foundation curriculum that provides social work students with generalist skills needed in the social work profession. This course provides students with an understanding of quantitative research design and evaluation procedures, focusing on concepts and skills required to evaluate practice and program effectiveness. Students evaluate alternative designs or models for research and evaluation, including group and single-system designs. Students learn to analyze quantitative data by applying appropriate statistical tests. In addition, they learn to interpret the results, critically analyze the strengths and weaknesses of the research designs, and reflect upon how the results can be used for future research or practice.
Program: Social Work
Credit: 3
SWK-780
Advanced Practice Seminar
This course is designed to enhance students' abilities…
Credits 3
SWK-783
Advanced Field Practicum…
Students in advanced year have a full block…
Credits 9
SWK-792
Research Practicum II:…
This course is the second semester of the…
SWK-795
Special Topics
Grading System: letter grades only.
Credits 1-3
SWK-799
Independent Study
Independent studies enable advanced study of a topic,…
SWK-709
Social Work Perspectives…
This required course examines dysfunctional behavior in the…