Uwe Matzat - Teaching

My teaching activities include the following areas:

• theoretical sociology 

• methodology, especially multivariate methods of data analysis 

• the Internet, new media, and technology 

• social network analysis (theory and methods) 

• sociology of science / science studies

Some Courses that I give / have given recently:

• Sociology, Technology, and Innovation/ Introduction to Sociology (0A411/0A412)

• Advanced methods and models in behavioral research (course 0A611) 

• Innovation in Social Networks (course 0EE10) 

• Sociability of the Internet (course 0AA90 (06))

• social impact of the internet (course 0AA90 (07))
       

Courses that I have given in the past:

Summer 2004/2005

• Collaboration between Universities and Companies 

Summer 2003

• Introduction to Theoretical Sociology II

• Using the Internet as a Data Collection Tool in the Social Sciences II

• Trust, Cooperation, and Communities on the Internet: The Analysis of Online Groups
  

Winter 2002/ 2003

• Introduction to Theoretical Sociology I

• Using the Internet as a Data Collection Tool in the Social Sciences

Summer 2002

• Individualism and Collectivism in Social Theory

Winter 2001/2002

• Sociology of the Internet

earlier courses

• An Introduction to Social Network Analysis

• Theory Construction and Model Building in the Social Sciences (teaching assistance)

• Scale Construction in the Social Sciences: Reliability Analyses, Mokken Scale Analysis, and Mudfold Scale Analysis (teaching assistance)

• Introduction to multiple regression analysis and (exploratory) factor analysis (teaching assistance)

• Introduction to inferential statistics in the Social Sciences (teaching assistance)