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Classes I have taught:
Social Network Methods (Ph.D. class). See most recent syllabus. Semesters taught: S21.
Social Statistics I (Ph.D. class). See most recent syllabus. Semesters taught: F18, F19, F22, F23.
Race and Ethnic Relations (B.A. class). See most recent syllabus. Semesters taught: S18, S19, S23
Social Problems (B.A. class). See most recent syllabus. Semesters taught: S19.
Statistics for Sociologists (B.A. class). See most recent syllabus. Semesters taught: F19, S20, S22, F23.
I have developed seven replications of prominent papers that use social simulation to advance and/or test the internal consistency of prominent sociological theories. The development of these teaching materials was done in collabotation with James Kitts in the context of a Carla B. Howery Teaching Enhancement Grant. I have presented these teaching materials at ASA (see poster here). These materials have also been used in summer methods courses at UMass, where I have been a guest lecturer.
The agent-based models I developed are:
The system-level models I developed are:
Click here to download the all simulation programs (requires NetLogo and Stella) and other relevant materials related to these models.
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