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	Study programmes 2008-2009 Last update : 29/06/2009
	HIST0002-1   Historical statistics and computational methods applied to modern and contemporary history Duration :   45h Th Credits/ECTS :   Bachelor in history, 3rd year Premier quadrimestre 5 One-year preliminary programme leading to the Master in History Premier quadrimestre 5 Master in History, in-depth approach, 1st year Premier quadrimestre 5 Holder(s) :   Substitute(s) :   Frédéric Vesentini Language :   Langue française Course contents :   Part 1 : creation and use of databases with Access. Presentation of the computing methods used for historical evidence. Part 2: creation and use of databases with Excell. Learning of statistical methods for the analysis of historical evidence: simple statistics, regressions and correlations, multivariate analyses. Course objective :   This course is devoted to the learning of computing methods applied to historical evidence, either qualitative or quantitative. A practical introduction to Access (relationnal database management system) and to Excell (electronic spreadsheet program) is involved. This course also introduces students to descriptive analysis. Organization :   See http://cipl82.philo.ulg.ac.be/horaires Assessment :   Written exam at the end of the first semester Contacts :   Claude DESAMA, professeur extraordinaire with the help of Suzy PASLEAU, chef de travaux 1b quai Roosevelt (Bât A4) bureau 0/20 Tél. 04/366.55.62 E-mail s.pasleau@ulg.ac.be Home Search by Faculty Search by teacher Search by course code and title
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