Welcome to 11.220 - Quantitative Reasoning and Statistical Methods for Planning
A first-year requirement in the DUSP
MCP program.
This course is designed to prepare you to critically review analyses prepared
by others, as well as to conduct basic statistical data analysis yourself.
Using examples of "real world" quantitative analysis related to
the planning profession, you will become familiar with a variety of tools
for describing and comparing sets of data, as well as those used to generate
estimates and test hypotheses. We will also emphasize the development of
sound arguments and research design, such that students appreciate both the
power and limits of quantitative analysis in argumentation.
Course schedule with links to current and previous lab exercises
Supplemental resources
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DUSP Department
of Urban Studies and Planning |
Questions?Contact
Dr. Rhonda Ryznar or Prof. Chris Zegras |