Info 7470 - Social and Economic Data (2005 Edition)

Session

Date
(mm/dd)
2005

Topic

1a

Introduction

1b

Data Everywhere

LAB 1

Finding Sources, Documents, and Data

2a

Objectives of Public and Private Data Collection

2b

Confidentiality, Privacy and the Ethics of Social Data

LAB 2

Going From Public Use to Underlying Data

3a

The U.S. Statistical Infrastructure

3b

International Statistical Infrastructure

LAB 3

Comparing Economic Data from Official Sources

4a

Populations and Sampling Frames

4b

Sampling Frame Maintenance

LAB 4

Basic Statistical Tools

5a

Business Censuses

5b

Household Censuses

Lab 5

6a

Using Data from Household Samples

6b

Using Data from Business Samples

LAB 6

Using Data from Business and Household Censuses

7a

Analyzing Frames and Samples with Missing Data

7b

General Methods for Missing Data

LAB 7

Probabilistic Cross Walks and Industry Data

8a

Multiple Imputation, I

8b

Multiple Imputation, II

LAB 8

Missing Data Analysis Using Multiple Imputation

9a

Discussion of Labs 4-8

9b

Introduction to Probabilistic Record Linking

LAB 9

Synthetic Census Data

10a

Probabilistic Record Linking II

10b

Applications of Record Linking

LAB 10

Record Linking

11a

Statistical Tools for Data Integration

11b

Modeling Integrated Data

LAB 11

Modeling Integrated Data

12a

Methods of Confidentiality Protection

12b

Recent Advances in Confidentiality Protection

LAB 12

Synthetic Economic Data

13a

Assessing Data Quality

13b

Overview of the Proposal Application Process at Census

LAB 13

Preliminary Proposals and Predominant Purpose Statements

14a

The Census Proposal Review and Implementation Process

Wrap up

Take Home Final