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NOTE: Most of the courses in the following areas may not
be audited: Accounting, Art, English writing
courses, Information Systems, Journalism, Language, Mathematics, Performance Studies,
Physics, Statistics and Theatre. Some other individual courses
also may not be audited. See course listings for details.
Statistics courses may carry social science or science credit. See related course: PSYCH 201. Statistics courses may not be audited.
STAT 202-CN
Introduction to Statistics
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Data collection and summarization, random variables, correlation, regression, probability, sampling, estimation, tests of significance, and two-sample comparisons. Does not require calculus and makes minimal use of formal mathematics. Examples taken from newspapers and other real-world sources. Familiarity with Microsoft Excel is recommended. The computer is used as a tool to enhance students' ability to analyze and interpret data collected. Carries science credit.
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Fall 2009
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EV
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Th
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6:15 - 9:15 PM
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Sec. 66
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Jerome Lassa
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University Hall 122
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Winter 2010
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CH
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Th
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6:15 - 9:15 PM
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Sec. 16
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Deepasriya Sampath Kumar
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Spring 2010
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EV
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Days:
TBA
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Time: TBA
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Sec. 62
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