MATH 233 : STATISTICAL METHODS & THEORY I (Q)

An introduction to applied statistics and theory. Topics include measures of central tendency, discrete and continuous random variables, Normal distributions, Binomial distributions, sampling distributions and the Central Limit Theorem, probability, correlation and regression, producing data from sampling and experiments, hypothesis testing using the z, t, chi-square, and F distributions, confidence intervals, and analysis of variance. Software such as SPSS, Excel, or R will be used to illustrate the material presented. Spring semester.

Prerequisites

MATH 211, or PSYC 250, or B or higher in INT 222 and MATH 159, or B or higher in INT 222 and permission of instructor. 

Overview

Department

Credits

3

General Education Core Requirement

Q - Quantitative Reasoning