The "Social Network Analysis" course offers a comprehensive exploration of the intricate relationships within social networks, emphasizing the theoretical and practical applications of network analysis. Through engaging modules, learners will delve into advanced topics in graph theory, centrality measures, and statistical modeling, equipping them with the skills to analyze and interpret social structures effectively. By completing this course, learners will gain a solid understanding of how to identify key influencers, measure network cohesion, and conduct hypothesis testing using empirical data. What sets this course apart is its blend of theoretical foundations and hands-on experience using R programming for network analysis, specifically with tools like 'statnet' and 'RSiena.' Whether you鈥檙e looking to enhance your skills in data analysis or seeking to understand the dynamics of social behavior, this course will serve as a vital resource. With a focus on real-world applications, learners will emerge equipped to tackle complex social phenomena, making significant contributions to their fields.
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Skills You'll Learn
Network Construction, Statistical Modeling, Centrality Analysis, Social Theory Application, Data Analysis in R
From the lesson
Graph Theory and Centrality Measures
In this module, you will explore advanced topics in graph theory and centrality measures as applied to social networks. You will learn to identify key influencers, measure network cohesion, and strategize interventions based on network structure and dynamics.
Taught By
Ian McCulloh