Fall 2024
ESE 168
Instructors
Schedule
September 3 - December 4
Monday and Wednesday, 9:00am - 10:15am
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Human Environmental Data Science: Agriculture, Conflict, and Health

Description

. Analytical approaches include simple mathematical models of feedback systems, crop development, and population disease dynamics; frequentist statistical techniques including linear, multiple linear, and panel regression models; and Bayesian methods including empirical, full, and hierarchical approaches. You will be provided with sufficient data, example code, and context to come to your own informed conclusions regarding each of these questions. Furthermore, topics covered in class will provide a template for undertaking independent research projects in small teams. Research will either extend on topics presented in class or address other human-environmental questions. Historically, such student projects have sometimes led to senior theses or publication in professional journals.

Department
Environmental Sci & Engineer
School
Faculty of Arts & Sciences
Course Level
Graduate
Undergraduate
Interest Area
Arts & Humanities
Engineering
Physical Sciences
Credits
4
Cross Registration
Available