Geographic Information Systems. This workshop course offers a broad and practical introduction to tools and techniques for the acquisition, storage, retrieval, maintenance, use and presentation of digital cartographic data. Introduction to Nonparametric Methods and Log-linear Models. STAT 112 or equivalent. An applied graduate level course in multiple regression and analysis of variance for students who have completed an undergraduate course in basis statistical methods.
Emphasis is on practical methods of data analysis and their interpretation.
Primarily for doctoral students in the managerial, behavioral, social and health sciences. May be taken before STAT 500 with permission of instructor. Fall 1997 CPLN 595. Economics of Housing Markets. This course provides an orientation into the use of economics in analyzing housing markets, residential mortgage markets, and the impacts of government policies on the national housing stock, homeownership, and urban and neighborhood housing conditions.