James Cook University Subject Handbook - 2006

SS1103 - Computing Skills for the Social and Behavioural Sciences

Credit points: 03
Year: 2006
Student Contribution Band: Band 1
Administered by:

This subject is designed to provide students in the social and behavioural sciences with the basic skills to use computers effectively at home, at work and in their studies and provide an introduction to organising, analysing, describing and presenting the kinds of data encountered in the social and behavioural sciences. No prior knowledge of computers is assumed and technical jargon will be avoided or clearly explained. This subject will assist students to effectively use computers as an everyday tool to enhance their productivity. It is not intended to train computer professionals. Students will be introduced to elementary descriptive statistics. Students must receive at least 50% in the statistics portion in order to pass the subject.

Learning Outcomes

Inadmissible
Subject
Combinations:
CP1030

Availabilities

, , Study Period 2
Census Date 08-Sep-2006
Coordinator: jc121334
Lecturers: jc121334, jc126988.
Contact hours:
  • 13 hours
  • 36 hours
    Assessment: (25%); (25%); (50%).

    , , Study Period 2
    Census Date 08-Sep-2006
    Coord/Lect: Aileen Sorohan.
    Contact hours:
    • 13 hours
    • 36 hours
      Assessment: (25%); (25%); (50%).

      , , Study Period 53
      Census Date 22-Dec-2006
      Face to face teaching 06-Nov-2006 to 02-Feb-2007
      Coordinator: Dr Denise Dillon
      Contact hours:
      • 24 hours - Run as six week block, dates to be advised
      • 24 hours - Run as six week block, dates to be advised.
        Assessment: (25%); (25%); (50%).

        , , Study Period 33
        Census Date 21-Jul-2006
        Face to face teaching 17-Jul-2006 to 29-Oct-2006
        Coordinator: Dr Denise Dillon
        Lecturer: jc160172.
        Contact hours:
        • 24 hours - Run as six week block, dates to be advised
        • 24 hours - Run as six week block, dates to be advised.
          Assessment: (25%); (25%); (50%).

          Note: Minor variations might occur due to the continuous Subject quality improvement process, and in case of minor variation(s) in assessment details, the Subject Outline represents the latest official information.