Statistics and Philosophy of Voting

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either STAT 311, STAT 390, STAT 391, or CSE 312; recommended: familiarity with reading and writing proofs; at least one introductory statistics course; and beginner ability with data programming at the level of either CSE 121, CSE 160, or STAT 302. Offered: jointly with CSSS 452/PHIL 452; A, even years→STAT 452→unlocks 2 courses

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