Quantitative Reasoning II

Quantitative Reasoning II falls under the Quantitative Reasoning Capacity.

Courses in Quantitative Reasoning II build on previous college-level experience with quantitative reasoning.

Learning experiences in this area enable students to frame and address complex problems using quantitative reasoning.

Learning Outcomes

  1. Students will frame and solve complex problems using quantitative tools, such as analytical, statistical, or computational methods.
  2. Students will apply quantitative tools in diverse settings to answer discipline‐specific questions or to engage societal questions and debates.
  3. Students will formulate, and test an argument by marshaling and analyzing quantitative evidence.
  4. Students will communicate quantitative information symbolically, visually, numerically, or verbally.
  5. Students will recognize and articulate the capacity and limitations of quantitative methods and the risks of using them improperly.

Courses

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