SCHOOL of INTERNATIONAL SERVICE

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GRADUATE ADVISING

The following courses are listed in the Schedule of Classes for the indicated semester and may be used to fulfill the second-level methods requirements for SIS Masters degrees, subject to individual program requirements. PLEASE BE SURE TO CHECK WITH YOUR ACADEMIC ADVISOR or FIELD DIRECTOR TO ENSURE THE COURSE(S) YOU CHOOSE WILL QUALIFY AS A METHODS COURSE FOR YOUR FIELD. As always, check specific courses for prerequisites.

Lists for the following semesters are currently available: Fall 2008 and Spring 2009.

 


Fall 2008

Offered in SIS

  • SIS-609                       Conflict Analysis & Resolution: Theory & Practice
  • SIS-612                       Research Seminar in IPCR
  • SIS-619-003               Political Risk Analysis
  • SIS-619-008               Dialogue: Approaches and Applications
  • SIS-623                       International Policy Analysis
  • SIS-695                       Research Seminar in IC

SIS Skills Institutes* Skills Institutes are offered by the following fields: 

  • International Communication: SIS-566 and SIS-633
  • International Development: SIS-638
  • International Peace and Conflict Resolution: SIS-639 

*ID/DM, IP, and IC Students please note:  skills institutes are not approved for methodology course requirements for your program. 

Offered outside SIS

  • ACCT-607      Accounting
  • ACCT-742      Accounting Periods and Methods
  • ANTH-552      Anthropological Research Methods
  • ECON-505      Intro to Mathematical Economics
  • ECON-523      Applied Econometrics I
  • ECON-524      Applied Econometrics II (prereq: ECON-523)
  • ECON-724      Adv Econometric Methods (prereq: ECON-723)
  • EDU-610         Methods of Inquiry (2 credits)
  • EDU-621         Participatory Action Research (1 credit)
  • EDU-642         Training Program Design
  • ENVS-580      Environmental Science I
  • GOVT-614      Quantitative Research Designs
  • GOVT-656      Voting Behavior, Elections & Campaigns
  • HIST-667      Oral History
  • ITEC-614        Quant Methods for Business I (1.5 credits) (note: very similar to SIS-600)
  • ITEC-615        Quant Methods for Business II (1.5 credits) (note: very similar to SIS-600)
  • ITEC-630        Business Analysis/Data Design
  • PUAD-601      Methods of Problem Solving I (note: very similar to SIS-600)
  • PUAD-604      Public Program Evaluation
  • PUAD-610      Management Analysis
  • PSYC-550       Psychological Research
  • SOCY-580      Social Policy Analysis
  • STAT-514       Statistical Methods
  • STAT-515       Regression
  • STAT-524       Data Analysis
  • STAT-530       Mathematical Statistics I
  • STAT-600       Adv Mathematical Statistics

WGST-500      Current Issues and Research in Women’s and Gender Studies


Spring 2009

Offered in SIS

  • SIS-619-002                Adv Analytical Tech & Methods
  • SIS-619-004                Political Risk Analysis
  • SIS-619-014                Dialogue: Approaches and Applications
  • SIS-623-001                International Policy Analysis
  • SIS-634-001                Field Survey Research Methods
  • SIS-680-001                Qualitative Methods & Methodology

 

SIS Skills Institutes* Skills Institutes are offered by the following fields: 

  • International Communication: SIS-566 and SIS-633
  • International Development: SIS-638
  • International Peace and Conflict Resolution: SIS-639 

*ID/DM, IP, and IC Students please note:  skills institutes are not approved for methodology course requirements for your program. 

 

Offered outside SIS

  • ACCT-607                  Accounting
  • ACCT-670                  International Accounting
  • ANTH-596                  Writing Ethnography for Social Change
  • COMM-738                Research Methods in Communication
  • CSC-610                     Intro to Geographic Info Systems
  • ECON-505                  Intro to Mathematical Economics
  • ECON-523                  Applied Econometrics I
  • ECON-665                  Project Evaluation in Developing Countries
  • ECON-723                  Econometric Methods
  • EDU-642                    Training Program Design
  • MKTG-764                 Survey Methods in Marketing Research (1.5 cr)
  • MKTG-766                 Qualitative Methods in Marketing Research (1.5 cr)
  • PERF-596-005            Strategic Planning
  • PUAD-602                  Methods of Problem Solving II
  • PUAD-604                  Public Program Evaluation
  • PUAD-685-002          Cost Benefit Analysis
  • STAT-514                   Statistical Methods
  • STAT-524                   Data Analysis
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