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Class Id: 9740

Days: MW

Start Time: 09:00 AM

End Time: 10:30 AM

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Course Id: 4329

Departments and Numbers: POP 510

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Title: Multilevel Models (Half-Term)

Description: An introduction to statistical methods for the analysis of multilevel data, such as data on children, families, and neighborhoods. Reviews fixed- and random-effects models for clustered and longitudinal data. Presents multilevel random-intercept and random-slopes models, discussing model fitting and interpretation, centering and estimation of cross-level interactions, and extensions to binary and count data using maximum likelihood and Bayesian methods. Course emphasizes practical applications using the multilevel package MLwiN. Half-term course, offered second half of spring term.

Prerequisites: WWS 509 or equivalent

Professors: German Rodriguez


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