STAT101
AVAILABLEIntroduction 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
01_DESCRIPTION
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.
02_COURSE_CONTENT
0x01The Where, Why, and How of Data Collection
0x02Graphs, Charts, and Tables - Describing Your Data
0x03Describing Data Using Numerical Measures
0x04Introduction to Probability
0x05Discrete Probability Distributions
0x06Introduction to Continuous Probability Distributions
0x07Introduction to Sampling Distributions
0x08Estimating Single Population Parameters
03_WEIGHT_OF_ASSESSMENTS
0x01First Major Exam
0x02Second Major Exam
0x03Final Comprehensive Exam
0x04Two Quizzes
0x05Project
0x06Online Homework, Assignments, and Participation
SUMTotal
04_LEARNING_OUTCOMES
CLO_01Describe data, populations, samples, parameters, statistics, and variables.
CLO_02Explain concepts of descriptive statistics and probability rules.
CLO_03Calculate measures of central tendency, location, dispersion, and discrete and continuous probability distributions.
CLO_04Illustrate data using suitable statistics and graphical displays.
CLO_05Formulate a research study through surveys and group projects using computer skills.