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      • How to use zbib.org for citations?
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      • How to use VPN (for Windows and macOS)
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      • Social research
        • Social research: why and how
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        • Literature review I: Annual review articles and citations
        • Literature review II: citation chaining and discovery engine
        • Introduction to survey methodology
        • Probability sampling methods
        • Non-probability sampling methods
        • Asking questions
        • Qualitative interviewing
        • Self-completion questionnaires
        • Focus groups
        • Mass and social media research
        • Data collection in mass media research
        • Content analysis and coding with Google Docs
        • Effective presentation techniques
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        • Presentations 1
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        • Presentations 5
      • Immigration
        • Why do people migrate?
        • Who does migrate?
        • Introduction to assimilation theories
        • New and segmented assimilation theory
        • Group conflict
        • Group contact
        • Children of immigrants
        • Social identity of immigrants
        • Migrant networks
        • Intergenerational relationships
        • Grandparental involvement
        • Return migration
        • The sociology of border
        • Immigration and crime
        • Marriage migration and religiosity
        • The construction of ethnicity
      • Sociological thinking
        • The sociological eye
        • Foundations of social theory
        • Scientific sociology: social facts
        • Social structure
        • What is critical thinking?
        • Claims and evidence
        • Everyday arguments
        • Analyzing arguments
        • Network-based factors influencing critical thinking
        • Common errors of perspective in sociological thinking
        • Misinformation and disinformation
        • Propaganda
        • Conspiracy theories and sociology
        • Cognitive influences on critical thinking
        • Ethical reasoning
        • Deviance I: The role of deviance
        • Deviance II: Explaining deviance
        • Social class and inequality
        • Sociology of poverty
        • Sociological perspectives on substance abuse
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        • Dummy variables
        • Logistic regression
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        • Data terminologies
        • Is my p-value less than 0.05?
        • Codebooks
        • How to use RStudio on a computer without using a browser
    • SPSS lab
      • SPSS lab resources
        • All syntax and data files
        • GSS codebook
        • Code templates
        • How to use VPN (for Windows and macOS) and use SPSS
        • How to download PSPP
      • SPSS lab lectures
        • Introduction to SPSS
        • Entering data
        • Recoding and computing I
        • Recoding and computing II
        • Probability sampling
        • Correlation
        • Chi-square
        • T-Test
        • Simple linear regression
        • Multiple linear regression
        • Multiple linear regression exercises
        • Logistic regression
        • Multiple linear and logistic regression exercises
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        • NVIVO data
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        • Introduction to NVIVO
        • Coding basics I
        • Getting familiar with data
        • Getting familiar with own data
        • Coding basics II: initial, axial and focused coding
        • Cases, attributes, values, and visualization
        • Relationships
        • Framework matrices
        • Mind maps, concept maps, project maps
        • NVIVO file for final paper
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How to use VPN (for Windows and macOS)

Last updated 1 year ago

You will be able to connect to CSUMB lab computers after downloading and installing GlobalProtect VPN software

Windows users

1. Video guideline

2. Download GlobalProtect VPN

3. Connect to CSUMB lab computers

You will choose “506-117 (Computing and Design)” under “Computer Labs” at the link below:

When you enter your credentials, you will use the following format: csumb\otte123 (Check 1:45). Please note that this is NOT a slash (/); this is a backslash (\)

macOS users

1. Video guideline

2. Download GlobalProtect VPN

3. Connect to CSUMB lab computers

You will choose “506-117 (Computing and Design)” under “Computer Labs” at the link below:

When you enter your credentials, you will use the following format: csumb\otte123 (Check 1:45). Please note that this is NOT a slash (/); this is a backslash (\)

MAC USERS: If GlobalProtect stays on the Connecting screen and does not prompt for your CSUMB username and Password showing "connecting", then, open System Preferences, navigate to Security & Privacy and then General. See the photo below and hit allow (you may need to click the lock at the bottom to unlock)

After the installation, open GlobalProtect VPN and type the following when prompted:

After the installation, open GlobalProtect VPN and type the following when prompted:

Windows:

macOS:

Download Windows 64 bit GlobalProtect agent
vpn.csumb.edu
Click here to see available lab computers
Download Mac 32/64 bit GlobalProtect agent
vpn.csumb.edu
a) Download this app
b) Click here to see available lab computers
You can also see more detailed instructions here
You can also see more detailed instructions here