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Public opinion surveys and polls are essential marketing tools for arts managers, politicians, journalists, and entrepreneurs. Understanding public opinion data requires both mathematics and marketing skills. Students learn the basics of gathering, analyzing and graphing data, and using the results to infer generalities from specific observation. In addition, topics covered include survey and questionnaire design and sampling methods. This math course teaches critical thinking and problem-solving skills necessary to the understanding of polls and surveys.
Course descriptions are stored in OASIS and are maintained by the Associate Dean for each School.
