Attachment II

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COURSES WHICH SATISFY THE DOCTORAL ELECTIVE
RESEARCH REQUIREMENT

The courses below have been approved by the doctoral research review subcommittee. You should check with the department to make sure the course in which you are interested will be offered in any given semester. If you wish to request approval of an additional course, submit your request along with a course syllabus to the Doctoral Chair. The Doctoral Chair will forward the request to the Doctoral Research Chair for subcommittee review.

• Anthro 169B: Research Theory and Methods in Socio-Cultural Anthropology (Ethnology), 5 units/fall (Ogbu). Offered for graduate credit in the 298 seminar series.
  
  
• Educ 288B: Theory and Methods in Field Work I, 3 units/fall.
  
  
• Educ Admin 271A: Quantitative Analysis of Educational Systems: I, 3 units/fall.
  
  
• Educ Admin 273A: Qualitative Evaluation, 3 units.
  
  
• Educ Psych 210B: Multivariate Procedures, 4 units/spring.
  
  
• Psychology 208C: Psychological Scaling, 4 units/fall. Alternating years: Educ Psych 208D.
  
  
• PH 218B: Evaluation of Health and Social Programs, 3 units/spring.
  
  
• PH 219A: Qualitative Research, 3 units/fall (Morgan).
  
  
• PH 219B: Advanced Methods: Survey Research, 3 units/spring.
  
  
• PH 231A: Research Methods for Health Services, 3 units/fall.
  
  
• PH 241: Introduction to Risk and Intervention Research Methods, 4 units/spring.
  
  
• PH 245: Introduction to Multivariate Statistics, 4 units/fall, odd numbered years only; prerequisite: PH 142B.
  
  
• Soc Wel 289D: Estimating Models With Qualitative and Limited Dependent Variables, 3 units, fall or spring (L. Miller).
  
  
• Sociology 272D: Advanced Quantitative Research, 3 units/spring (Leo Goodman).
  
  
• Sociology 272F: Interview Methods, 3 units/fall.
  
  
• Sociology 273F: Interview Methods (advanced), 3 units/fall.
  
  
• Sociology 273G: Methodological Issues in the Study of Development, 3 units/fall.
  
  
• UCSF Sociology 214A,B: Qualitative Analysis, 3 units fall/spring

(The current instructor is Adelle Clarke, Ph.D., whose major areas of interest are women and gender studies and science and technology. Both A and B must be taken (fall & spring semesters). In order to enroll in the fall, you must get human subjects clearance in the spring. You will begin preparation for the fall course in June. You should call Professor Clarke at 415-476-0694 for additional information. You will need to complete an Intercampus Exchange Petition. See the Doctoral Assistant, 118 Haviland.)

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