| 1 | It defines and classifies fundamental concepts: It explains the basic logic of quantitative research in social sciences, the population-sample relationship, types of variables, and scale levels; and selects the appropriate statistical technique according to the data type. |
| 2 | Organizes and describes data: Plans the data collection process, organizes data and visualizes it with frequency distributions and graphs; calculates and interprets measures of central tendency and dispersion. |
| 3 | It makes statistical inferences: It constructs confidence intervals and formulates hypotheses based on probability theory and sampling distributions; it applies parametric and non-parametric tests using appropriate statistical software and interprets the results. |
| 4 | Reports findings and ethical evaluation: Reports analysis results in accordance with scientific writing rules; critically evaluates statistical findings within the context of research problems in the field of New Media and Communication, and observes scientific ethical principles. |