Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd
University of Pennsylvania · PA · QUANTITATIVE-METHODS-MPHILED
Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd is a degree at University of Pennsylvania, PA. It covers areas like research projects, health research methods, data analysis, social research methods, performance studies, quantitative research methods. The summary below is compiled from public course information — approximate, not official.
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What you'll study in Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd
Example subjects: Data Processing and Analysis, Evaluation of Policies, Programs and Projects, Survey Methods & Design, Measurement & Assessment, Regression and Analysis of Variance, Measurement Theory and Test Construction, Factor Analysis and Scale Development, Structural Equations Modeling, Policy Research, Randomized Trials and Experiments, Multilevel, and Longitudinal Research Models, Profiles, and Latent Growth Mixture Models.
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What will I study in Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd?
Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd covers areas like research-projects, data-analysis, methodology, data-analytics, predictive-analytics, health-research-methods, statistical-learning, performance-studies.
Who offers Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd?
Quantitative Methods, MPhilEd is offered by University of Pennsylvania, PA.
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