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STA 630: Topics in Advanced Statistical Applications
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Reflecting on the knowledge and skills acquired throughout the applied statistics and biostatistics programs and internships, this course examines the responsibilities of a professional applied statistician or biostatistician. This course will examine current topics in applied statistics and biostatistics with an emphasis on industry applications and current trends. Offered winter semester. Prerequisites: STA 621.
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Prerequisites: STA 621.
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STA 631: Statistical Modeling I
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
An exploration of statistical models with an emphasis on selection and fit. Topics include foundations of probability theory and statistical inference, linear regression, logistic regression, and other generalized linear models. Methods will be implemented using R or other statistical software. Offered fall semester. Prerequisite: STA 518 and admission into the Master of Science in data science and analytics.
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Prerequisite: STA 518 and admission into the Master of Science in data science and analytics.
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STA 632: Statistical Modeling II
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Ethical concerns for model building and an investigation of advanced statistical models. Modeling topics may include methods for big data, dimension reduction, nonlinear models, resampling methods, Bayesian methods, or correlated data structures. Methods will be implemented using R or other statistical software. Offered Fall semester. Prerequisite: STA 631.
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Prerequisite: STA 631.
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STA 680: Special Topics in Statistics
1.00 - 9.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Readings, lecture, discussions, or labs (or any combination of these) in special topics in statistics or biostatistics. Prerequisites: Depends on the topic.
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STA 697: Professional Learning
1.00 - 3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Graduate credit awarded for professional learning acquired through noncredit courses, structured, noncredit professional development programs, and professional work experiences.
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STA 699: Independent Study
1.00 - 4.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Independent research in an area of statistics or biostatistics that is of interest to the student and the supervising faculty member. Readings and discussions may be appropriate. Hours, credits, meeting times, and the topic(s) in statistics or biostatistics are determined by the student and faculty mentor. Offered fall and winter semesters. Prerequisites: Departmental approval is required.
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Prerequisites: Departmental approval is required.
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SW 150: Introduction to Social Work and Social Welfare
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
Social work practice, ethics, and values, in the context of social welfare policy in the United States are discussed. Topics in social welfare are examined including social policy, service delivery, research, theory, and practice. Basic social work values and concepts are interpreted. Offered every semester. Note: SW 150 is a prerequisite for all social work courses.
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SW 300: Social Work and Difference, Diversity, and Privilege
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
This course explores multiple dimensions of diversity. It examines issues of identity, culture, privilege, stigma, prejudice, and discrimination. Students are expected to use course material to explore their personal values, biases, family backgrounds, culture, and formative experiences to deepen their self-awareness and develop interpersonal skills in bridging differences. Offered fall and winter semesters.
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SW 316: Interviewing in Social Work
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
This course provides students with the principles and techniques associated with the successful interview. Consideration is given to understanding the interviewee, oneself as the interviewer, and the implications of sociocultural backgrounds for the interview and its participants. Offered winter semester. Prerequisites: SW 317, SW 319, SW 340, and SW 348. Corequisites: SW 318 and SW 341.
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Prerequisites: SW 317, SW 319, SW 340, and SW 348. Corequisites: SW 318 and SW 341.
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SW 318 AND SW 341
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SW 317: Generalist Practice I
3.00 Credits
Grand Valley State University
This course provides students with knowledge, values, and skills for multilevel generalist practice. It prepares students for direct and indirect service delivery involving intervention model; micro, mezzo, and macro skills; planning; risk management and crisis intervention; termination, evaluation, and follow-up. Offered fall semester. Corequisites: SW 319, SW 340, and SW 348.
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SW 319 AND SW 340 AND SW 348
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