Intermediate Quantitative Decision Making

3 credits · Undergraduate

A second course on quantitative decision making with emphasis on applications in business, economics and management. Lecture topics include a review of probability, sampling and their distributions; estimation and hypothesis testing for statistical inference; regression analysis and model building; and time series analysis and forecasting. Tutorial labs are held for students to practice related tools and techniques on cases and computers using Excel. CALENDAR NOTES: STAT 1060.03, MATH 1060.03, MATH 2080.03, STAT 2080.03, ECON 2260.03, ENGM 2032.03 will NOT be counted in the Commerce Program PREREQUISITES: COMM 1503.03 EXCLUSIONS: STAT 1060.03, MATH 1060.03, MATH 2080.03, STAT 2080.03, ECON 2260.03, ENGM 2032.03 FORMATS: Lecture | Lab