An applied research course in which students use skills in identifying and clarifying a research question, methodologically critical review of literature, identifying data sources, conducting appropriate statistical analyses, interpreting results, and presenting findings orally, in posters, and in written technical reports or journal manuscripts.

Prerequisite(s): Biostatistics 3110B and Epidemiology 3210B, with marks of at least 70% in each; and registration in an Honors Specialization in Epidemiology and Biostatistics.

Extra Information: 10 hours per week.