| John Jay College of Criminal Justice | |
| Course Prefix: | CJBA Course Number: 363 |
| Course Title: | Space, Crime and Place: Methods, Applications and Theory |
| Subject: | Criminal Justice |
| Minimum Credits: | 3.0 Maximum Credits: 3.0 Hours per week: 3.0 |
COURSE DESCRIPTION: |
Spatial regression analysis is a collection of statistical methods specifically designed to address problems of spatial dependence in cross-sectional and panel data. They are often used to analyze the relationship of human action and the physical environment. Descriptive spatial statistics, spatial weights, and spatial autocorrelation, as well as theoretical approaches to the use of spatial data are explored. Spatial Statistics will be used to analyze the influence of space on crime and justice. |
| Prerequisite: | ENG 102 or 201, STA 250 or CJBA 240 |
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Start Date: 01/26/2012 End Date: |
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