Applied Quantitative Methods and Social Analysis, MS (Arlington)
Graduate major 2027 catalog Social Sciences Humanities Arlington 32 semester hours total verified parse
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Core Requirements
Electives From the catalog
Complete 12 semester hours from the following:
CRIM 5000-7999
ECON 5000-7999
INSH 5000-7999
POLS 5000-7999
PPUA 5000-7999
SOCL 5000-7999
Concentration courses may not be double counted as elective courses.
Choose 12 semester hours from:Any CRIM course numbered 5000–7999 Any ECON course numbered 5000–7999 Any INSH course numbered 5000–7999 Any POLS course numbered 5000–7999 Any PPUA course numbered 5000–7999 Any SOCL course numbered 5000–7999 ARTG 6460 — Human-Centered AICRIM 6600 — Justice, Technology, and AICS 5047 — Exploring AI Trends and ToolsEDUT 6150 — AI in EducationHLTH 5800 — AI Across the Health SciencesIE 5640 — Data Mining for Engineering ApplicationsJRNL 6460 — AI in Media IndustriesPHIL 5110 — Responsible AI
Optional Co-op Experience
Concentrations (choose 1) Computational Social Science DA 5030 — Introduction to Data Mining/Machine LearningOne of:INSH 5302 — Information Design and Visual AnalyticsPOLS 7334 — Social NetworksPPUA 5262 — Big Data for CitiesPPUA 5263 — Geographic Information Systems for Urban and Regional Policy One of:INSH 6406 — Analyzing Complex Digitized DataINSH 5301 — Introduction to Computational Statistics Data Analytics in the Social Sciences One of:DA 5020 — Collecting, Storing, and Retrieving DataDA 5030 — Introduction to Data Mining/Machine Learning INSH 5301 — Introduction to Computational StatisticsINSH 5302 — Information Design and Visual Analytics
GPA requirements 32 total semester hours required Minimum 3.000 GPA required
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