STS 2120 STATISTICS IN APPLICATION
An introduction to concepts in statistics at a deeper quantitative level than that offered in
STS 1100. This course emphasizes rationales, applications and interpretations using advanced statistical software. Examples are drawn primarily from economics, education, psychology, sociology, political science, biology and medicine. Topics include introductory design of experiments, data acquisition, graphical exploration and presentation, descriptive statistics, one- and two-sample inferential techniques, simple/multiple regression, goodness of fit and independence, one-way/two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). Written reports link statistical theory and practice with communication of results. Recommended for students pursuing quantitatively-based careers.
Prerequisite
STS 1100,
MTH 1510, placement exemption or permission of the Statistics Program Coordinator
Course Types
Science; First-Year Foundation; Public Health Elective; Geographic Information Systems Elective
Offered
Offered fall and spring.