Public Health Surveillance,a Methods Based Approach
SPH BS 728
Graduate Prerequisites: (SPHBS723 OR SPHBS730) consent of instructor - Thacker wrote, "Surveillance is the cornerstone of public health practice." This course will provide an introduction to surveillance and explore its connections to biostatistics and public health practice. Topics will include complex survey design, weighted sampling, capture-recapture methods, time series analyses and basic spatial analyses. Students will learn about available surveillance data, how to analyze these data, and how to write about their findings. This class carries Epidemiology concentration credit.
FALL 2024 Schedule
| Section | Instructor | Location | Schedule | Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| A1 | White | INS 303 | T 10:00 am-12:50 pm | Seats in this class have been reserved for students in specific programs. The remainder of the seats are being held and offered to students on the waitlist. If you are unable to register for this class because you do not meet the reserved seats requirement, you can fill out an SPH Waitlist form to be added to the waitlist. |
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