MATH107N: Honors Statistics I

Class Program
Class Hours 4 Lab Hours 0 Credits 4

An introductory course in statistical analysis will explore how the application of statistical methods can be utilized to accurately interpret data from various fields of study. Students will learn how to employ the necessary skills relating to scales of measurement, random sampling, graphs and tables, measures of central tendency, probability distributions, confidence intervals, error and sample size estimation, linear correlation, and regression analysis. The project-based approach will allow students to test hypotheses and clearly communicate research findings through interpretative data. Students will apply mathematical analysis toward the advancement of new interpretations and development of arguments, a critical thinking skill set essential in all academic and professional fields.

Prerequisites

Placement into MATH110N or above.