Institute for Quantitative Theory and Methods
The Institute for Quantitative Theory and Methods is committed to promoting quantitative training in undergraduate education. QuanTM is focused on engaging Emory's undergraduate students with a number of initiatives, as well as engaging high school students interested in future quantitative study. QuanTM currently offers a new college-wide instructional resources in quantitative methodology and an undergraduate research fellows program.
The Institute also offers a number of programs designed to support faculty and graduate students interested in quantitative theory and methodology. Each year the Institute supports several visiting pre- and post-doctoral fellowships. For faculty interested in developing quantitative skills, QuanTM also offers a competitive skill-building leave program. Finally, faculty and graduate students in need of statistical consulting are welcome to use QuanTM's statistics help desk.
Faculty
- Chair/Director
- Clifford CarrubbaP9941891Associate Professor
Education
- BA, Duke University, 1991
- PhD, Stanford University, 1998
Departments
- Political Science, Core Faculty
- Quantitative Theory and Methods, Core Faculty
Academic Interests
- comparative political economy
- Western Europe
- game theory
- Director of Undergraduate Studies
- Clifford CarrubbaP9941891Associate Professor
Education
- BA, Duke University, 1991
- PhD, Stanford University, 1998
Departments
- Political Science, Core Faculty
- Quantitative Theory and Methods, Core Faculty
Academic Interests
- comparative political economy
- Western Europe
- game theory
- Core Faculty
- Clifford CarrubbaP9941891Associate Professor
Education
- BA, Duke University, 1991
- PhD, Stanford University, 1998
Departments
- Political Science, Core Faculty
- Quantitative Theory and Methods, Core Faculty
Academic Interests
- comparative political economy
- Western Europe
- game theory
Courses
- Quantitative Theory and Methods 100-Level Courses
- QTM 100: Intro to Stat InferenceGeneral Information
- Credit Hours
- 4
- GERs
- MQR
- Variable GER
- None
Course DescriptionContact Hour Information- Course Type
- Lecture and Related Component
- Weekly Contact Minutes
- 150
- Scheduled Related Component
- Lab
- Weekly Contact Minutes in Related Component
- 50 - 90
- Quantitative Theory and Methods 300-Level Courses
- QTM 385: Special TopicsGeneral Information
- Credit Hours
- 3
- GERs
- None
- Variable GER
- None
Course DescriptionSpecial Topics Courses. Includes Game Theory I/II, Maximum Likelihood Estimation, Longitudinal Data Analysis, Experimental Methods, Survey Research Methods, Computational Modeling, and Advanced Topics: Bayesian Statistics
Contact Hour Information- Course Type
- Lecture
- Weekly Contact Minutes
- 150
- Additional Course Plus Component
- Not Applicable
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