STAT 1510
Statistical Thinking and Concepts
examines the basic statistical issues encountered in everyday life, such as data collection (both primary and secondary), ethical issues, planning and conducting statistically-designed experiments, understanding the measurement process, data summarization, measures of central tendency and dispersion, basic concepts of probability, discrete probability models, understanding sampling distributions, the central limit theorem based on simulations (without proof), linear regression, concepts of confidence intervals and testing of hypotheses. Statistical software will be used to demonstrate each technique.
Prerequisites & course information
CO: Mathematics 1000 CR: cannot receive credit for STAT 1510 if completed with, or subsequent to, STAT 2500 , 2550 or the former 2510
Sources
- Course catalogue ↗2026-2027