ISE 369
3 credits · TECH, SBS+
Recent advances in the availability of large data sets, analytic methods, and technology tools have impacted the foundations of democratic society, specifically the ability of elections to provide representation for the underlying population. This course presents the information aspects of these advances. Topics covered include election data capture, election result data sets, gerrymandering, redistricting, micro-targeting, voter surveys, election security, election district geometry, impact of social media, measures of political quality, and the prediction of election results. This course is offered as both ISE 369 and POL 369.
One of
AMS 102Elements of Statistics
AMS 110Probability and Statistics in the Life Sciences
AMS 310Survey of Probability and Statistics
POL 201Introduction to Statistical Methods in Political Science
any other course satisfying the POL Major Methodology requirement
Recommended: POL 102; CSE 101, CSE 114, or IAE 101
AMS 102, AMS 110, AMS 310, or POL 201 or any other course satisfying the POL Major Methodology requirement
| Section | Days | Time | Room | Instructor |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| LEC 01 | TuTh | 2:00PM–3:20PM | COMPUTER SCI 2129 WESTCAMPUS | Robert Kelly★ 3.2, Srivardhan Jangili |