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Logic of the Certificate and Citation Programs
The days when all formal education was completed in late adolescence have
passed. Modern technical professionals, especially in fields that are developing
as rapidly as survey methodology, need formal training in principles and
practices that form the core of how surveys and censuses are conducted. These programs are customized to appeal to different
professional staff members.
Requirements for Certificate and
Citation Programs
JPSM Citation
Program in Introductory Survey Methodology
Students must complete SURV 400 with a minimum grade of "C", and 8
non-credit short courses offered by JPSM:
SURV 400: Fundamentals in Survey Methodology
Four Core Short Courses:
Questionnaire Design
Introduction to Survey Sampling
Survey Management
Introduction to Survey Estimation
Competency Exam
Four additional short courses |
JPSM
Citation Program in Introductory Economic Measurement
Students must complete SURV 400 with a minimum grade of "C", and 8
non-credit short courses offered by JPSM:
SURV 699L: Introduction to Economic Measurement
Four Core Short Courses:
Introduction to Survey Sampling
Introduction to Survey Methods for Businesses and Organizations
Analysis and Presentation of Economic Data
Introduction to Survey Estimation
Competency Exam
Four additional short courses |
Graduate
Certificate Program in Intermediate Survey Methodology
Students must complete 18 credit hours
SURV 400: Fundamentals in Survey Methodology
SURV 623: Data Collection Methods in Survey Methodology
SURV 625: Applied Sampling
SURV 630: Questionnaire Design
SURV 699N: Introduction to Statistics Using Computers
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credits of elective SURV courses (620 and above) |
Graduate Certificate in Survey Statistics
Students must complete 18 credit hours:
SURV 440: Sampling Theory
SURV 625: Applied Sampling
SURV 742: Inference from Complex Surveys
SURV 744: Topics in Sampling
6 credits of elective SURV courses
(numbered 620 and above) |
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