Introduction to Statistics

Introduces descriptive and inferential statistics and data analysis strategies. Topics include experimental design, data visualization, probability, correlation/regression and analysis of variance. Online learning and weekly tutorials provide practice in computation, interpretation and communication of statistical findings, and large class sessions and individual drop in assistance ensure mastery. Applications appropriate to diverse fields of study will be explored.

Notes:
STAM 200 is the introductory statistics course being offered online in place of STAT 263. STAM 200 does not require any Biology background, and covers the same content and is taught by the same professor as BIOL 243/3.0, GPHY 247/3.0, KNPE 251/3.0, NURS 323/3.0, POLS 385/3.0 and PSYC 202/3.0. It is also a substitution for STAT 263/3.0 in most Plans.
On-campus students who wish to take STAM 200 Introduction to Statistics (online) as a core course in their Plan should check with their department's Undergraduate Chair first to ensure that this course will satisfy the department's requirement.
When searching for STAM 200 in SOLUS, the "subject" needs to be "Statistics Multi Disciplines"


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