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Spring 2007 Distance Learning Course Offerings
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| 3700: 601 Research Methods* |
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| 5:30-8:00 pm EST: Mondays, Janurary 22 - May 7 |
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| A complete look at the techniques of quantitative research methodology in political science. Emphasis will be placed on the utility and limitations of quantitative research. |
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| 3700:473/573 Voter Contact and Elections |
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| 5:30 - 8:00 pm EST: Tuesdays, January 16 - May 8 |
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| This course examines the theoretical and practical approaches to political communication with voters. Special attention will be placed on messages and timeing. |
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| 3700:392/690 Online Politics |
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| 2:30 - 5:00 pm EST: Thursdays, January 18 - May 10 |
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| A timely course in the imporatnce of the Internet in political campaigns. Will look at ways to communicate with voters via E-mail, online fundraising, and viral marketing techniques. |
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| 3700: 471/571 Campaign Management II* |
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| 6:00 - 8:00 pm EST: Thursdays, January 18 - May 10 |
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| This is the second course in campaign management. The focus is on timing, coalition building, candidate positioning, event planning, media buys, internal organization, and other elements of campaign strategy. |
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| 3700: 472/572 Campaign Finance |
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| 9:00 - 5:00 pm EST: Saturdays, April 14 - May 12 |
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| This course covers all that is politics and money: campaign finance laws and reform, fundraising and development, issue and express advocacy, and campaign budgets. |
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| * These courses required for the Master of Applied Politics |
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