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Advanced Data Analysis

This course provides a theoretical overview and detailed practical knowledge concerning statistical analyses of psychological data.

dr. F. Righetti

dr. F. Righetti

Course Description

Course objectives

After taking this course, you have acquired knowledge and understanding of:

- the formulation of research proposals, including design, methodology, procedure and data analysis

- advanced issues in computational methods, specifically: data modeling and visualization; machine learning; text analysis.

Additionally, you have acquired the competences to:

- conduct advanced analyses in computational research and analytical

methods, including: data modelling and visualization; text analysis; machine learning.

Moreover, you will be able to:

- reflect critically on the validity and scientific and societal relevance of text and data analysis results.

Finally, you will have acquired the skills to:

- Communicate the results of data analysis in a clear and accurate way

to an academic audience using appropriate visualizations in a written report and oral presentation.

Each week, students will participate in four meetings, for which attendance will be required:

- An interactive lecture introducing the main methodology taught in that week;

- Two computer practicals in which students practice the main techniques

and work on their assignments;

- A closing workshops where students present their (draft) assignments and give each other feedback.

See the daily schedule at the end of this document for more information.

Study Characteristics

  • Discipline: Social Sciences
  • Type of education: in class
  • Academic skill: Methods
  • Graduate School: Graduate School of Social Sciences
  • Start date: 09.01.2023
  • End date: 03.02.2023
  • Minimum number of students: -
  • Maximum number of students: 5
  • Admission criteria: PhD candidate from the VU-GSSS
  • Concluding assessment: yes
  • Assessment type: Written assignments
  • With Certificate: yes
  • Schedule info: 16 sessions in total, schedule information available here.
  • Registration deadline: 01.12.2022
  • Available to: PhD students VU-GSSS only
  • Name of teachers: prof. dr. W.H. van Atteveldt, dr. K. Welbers
  • Course Description & Study Characteristics

    Course Description

    Course objectives

    After taking this course, you have acquired knowledge and understanding of:

    - the formulation of research proposals, including design, methodology, procedure and data analysis

    - advanced issues in computational methods, specifically: data modeling and visualization; machine learning; text analysis.

    Additionally, you have acquired the competences to:

    - conduct advanced analyses in computational research and analytical

    methods, including: data modelling and visualization; text analysis; machine learning.

    Moreover, you will be able to:

    - reflect critically on the validity and scientific and societal relevance of text and data analysis results.

    Finally, you will have acquired the skills to:

    - Communicate the results of data analysis in a clear and accurate way

    to an academic audience using appropriate visualizations in a written report and oral presentation.

    Each week, students will participate in four meetings, for which attendance will be required:

    - An interactive lecture introducing the main methodology taught in that week;

    - Two computer practicals in which students practice the main techniques

    and work on their assignments;

    - A closing workshops where students present their (draft) assignments and give each other feedback.

    See the daily schedule at the end of this document for more information.

    Study Characteristics

    • Discipline: Social Sciences
    • Type of education: in class
    • Academic skill: Methods
    • Graduate School: Graduate School of Social Sciences
    • Start date: 09.01.2023
    • End date: 03.02.2023
    • Minimum number of students: -
    • Maximum number of students: 5
    • Admission criteria: PhD candidate from the VU-GSSS
    • Concluding assessment: yes
    • Assessment type: Written assignments
    • With Certificate: yes
    • Schedule info: 16 sessions in total, schedule information available here.
    • Registration deadline: 01.12.2022
    • Available to: PhD students VU-GSSS only
    • Name of teachers: prof. dr. W.H. van Atteveldt, dr. K. Welbers

Contact the course coordinator for registration

dr. F. Righetti

f.righetti@vu.nl

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