GEN 13758

Mastering Regression

Stanford University · UGRD · Fall 2026

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This course provides an undergraduate-level introduction to regression models, along with the basic principles of probability and statistics which are essential for understanding how regression works. Regression models are routinely used in political science, policy research, and other disciplines in social science. The principles learned in this course also provide a foundation for the general understanding of quantitative political methodology. If you ever want to collect quantitative data, analyze data, critically read an article which presents a data analysis, or think about the relationship between theory and the real world, then this course will be helpful for you. You can only learn statistics by doing statistics. In recognition of this fact, the homework for this course will be extensive. In addition to the lectures and weekly homework assignments, there will be required and optional readings to enhance your understanding of the materials. You will find it helpful to read these not only once, but multiple times (before, during, and after the corresponding homework).

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Class #stanford-13758Fall 2026UGRD3 credits
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