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SOCIOL M213CPopulation Models and Dynamics

Sociology · 4 units · Graduate courses (200-299)

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(Same as Community Health Sciences M209.) Population models and their dynamics in population processes. How demographic models are used in estimation of population size, age structure, and associated dynamics. Computer simulations of demographic processes to gauge conclusions from demographic models. Estimation of demographic models in human population and broader relevance of demographic analysis to study of any population or system, including health and social systems.

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  • Winter 2027

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Requisite: course M213A.

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SOCIOL M213A

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SOCIOL M213C

  • SOCIOL M213AIntroduction to Demographic Methods

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