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ENVIRONMENTS AND TOOLS FOR LARGE-SCALE BEHAVIORAL DATA SCIENCE

PSYCH 755
Course Description

Provides students with knowledge and experience conducting large-scale behavioral data science projects, independently and in collaboration with others, using a variety of contemporary software tools and environments.

Prerequisties
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This course does not satisfy any prerequisites.

Credits

3

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