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Techniques of Policy Analysis

Campus
CampusLocation
WEB
CourseHeader
POLI516 - Techniques of Policy Analysis
CourseTime
CourseID
12072.WEB.
Credits
3
CreditType
Graduate
CRN
12072
FullCourseDesc
Prerequisite: POLI 501 This course provides a thorough introduction to the study of public policy. Its goal is to show students a systematic approach to understanding the origins, formulation, implementation and impacts of government policies. Following a review of key analytical concepts and theoretical perspectives, the political dimensions of policymaking - as well as the technical aspects of program design and evaluation - will be considered within the general framework of the "natural history" of the policymaking process. Students will also be exposed to a range of quantitative and qualitative methods as they relate to addressing policy dilemmas. Lectures and class discussions will make use of case examples drawn from a broad spectrum of policy areas. Offered fall semester.
Instructor
Donnelly
Notes
NOTE: Course meets on campus 1/20, 1/27, 2/10, 3/3, 3/24, 4/7, 4/21 at the time listed on the student schedule; additional online content.
Section
X01
StartEnd
01/20/2027 - 05/11/2027
Status
OPEN
TimeOfDay
Day