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STAT101

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Introduction to Probability Theory and Statistics

STAT101 covers descriptive statistics, probability, probability distributions, sampling, and estimation, using tables, graphs, and spreadsheet tools to analyze real-world data.

Course Code STAT101
Credit Hours 3
Prerequisite MATH002

This is the first course in statistics. It focuses on summarizing and presenting data with tables and graphs; calculating measures of center, location, and dispersion; applying probability rules and discrete and continuous probability distributions; and understanding sampling distributions and population-parameter estimation. Spreadsheet tools such as Excel are used where possible for real-world problem solving.

0x01The Where, Why, and How of Data Collection68 SLIDES
0x02Graphs, Charts, and Tables - Describing Your Data69 SLIDES
0x03Describing Data Using Numerical Measures100 SLIDES
0x04Introduction to Probability47 SLIDES
0x05Discrete Probability Distributions49 SLIDES
0x06Introduction to Continuous Probability Distributions27 SLIDES
0x07Introduction to Sampling Distributions47 SLIDES
0x08Estimating Single Population Parameters20 SLIDES
0x09Introduction to Linear Regression and Correlation Analysis68 SLIDES
ΣTotal Slides495 SLIDES
0x01First Major Exam20%
0x02Second Major Exam20%
0x03Final Comprehensive Exam40%
0x04Two Quizzes8%
0x05Project6%
0x06Online Homework, Assignments, and Participation6%
SUMTotal100%
CLO_01Describe data, populations, samples, parameters, statistics, and variables.KNOWLEDGE
CLO_02Explain concepts of descriptive statistics and probability rules.KNOWLEDGE
CLO_03Calculate measures of central tendency, location, dispersion, and discrete and continuous probability distributions.SKILLS
CLO_04Illustrate data using suitable statistics and graphical displays.SKILLS
CLO_05Formulate a research study through surveys and group projects using computer skills.SKILLS