MAT-0114C Principles for Introduction to Statistics

Credits 0
Equivalent Hours 2
Principles for Introduction to Statistics is a quantitative literacy-based corequisite course designed to provide the skills and conceptual understanding to succeed in the accompanying linked college-level MAT-1140 Introduction to Statistics course. Students will learn the prerequisite materials and get support for the corresponding linked credit level course MAT-1140. Essential skills and concepts include interpreting data, probability, estimation, hypothesis testing, and linear regression.
Principles for Introduction Statistics does not satisfy General Education Mathematics requirement.
Prerequisite(s): MAT 0071 with a grade of C or higher, or Math Readiness, and Reading Readiness.
Course Outcomes

Discover quantitative data using graphs and descriptive statistics with emphasis on histograms and boxplots.
Discover measures of expectation and variation for a discrete probability distribution.
Discuss probability for a binomial and normal distribution.
Discuss calculations to estimate parameters using confidence intervals based on the normal distribution and t-distribution.
Describe hypotheses testing involving a sample mean, proportion, and standard deviation/variance.
Describe hypotheses testing involving two sample means (independent and dependent), two population proportions, and two standard deviations/variances.
Identify linear regression models and correlation coefficients from datasets.