ETHN 123 - Statistical Methods for Ethnic Studies

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    Emphasis is on the application of statistical methods to measure, analyze, interpret and report findings related to issues in Ethnic Studies, such as Black/African American Studies, Chicanx/Latinx Studies, Indigenous/Native American Studies, and Asian American and Pacific Islander Studies. Specific content and statistical analysis will surround topics related to the field of Ethnic Studies, such as education, educational equity, school to prison pipeline, income inequality, wealth gap, racism, white supremacy, gender inequality, environmental racism, immigration/migration/borer creations, community cultural wealth, bi-racial and multi-racial identities (mestiza consciousness), etc. Analyses include descriptive statistics: central tendency, dispersion, inferential statistics: probability theory and distributions, sampling distributions, hypothesis testing, simple linear regression, and computer technology. Use of a statistical software package or graphing calculator recommended.