CAUSAL MODELLING OF DATA|APPLIED RESEARCH

The ways in which clinicians and educationalists establish an holistic view of their clients/pupils and plan intervention accordingly has strong parallels...

Research Evidence and Design II (HCSC0002)

The ways in which clinicians and educationalists establish an holistic view of their clients/pupils and plan intervention accordingly has strong parallels with the ways in which causal models are constructed and tested. The module therefore aims to familiarise students with the approaches used in causal modelling of data. It will cover a range of regression approaches (Linear, Logistic, Log-linear, Multiple hierarchical) by exploring literature and examining the importance of the approaches for different circumstances. The ideas behind structural equation modelling will be explored and students will use examples from their own experiences to develop conceptual models. The course has a strong practical and literature-based foundation.

This is an introductory module that covers basic organic and inorganic chemistry in a lab-based environment for first year History of Art, Materials and...

Introduction to Art and Science (HART0003)

This is an introductory module that covers basic organic and inorganic chemistry in a lab-based environment for first year History of Art, Materials and Technology students. During the course you will learn the scientific foundations needed to understand the relationship between the materials used to make artworks and the physical properties of these materials. The module will cover topics such as the periodic table, bonding, solubility, and pH values. Problem-led lab work will allow you to consolidate your learning and to apply your analytical skills to the study of the materials of art.

Geography Study Abroad Part III (GEOG0154)

Water &amp; Development in Africa explores the relationship between people and water in Africa with particular emphasis placed on the water and sanitation...

Water and Development in Africa (GEOG0036)