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STA-215Statistics

Statistics II

Semester III3 credit hours
6
Units
29
Lessons
5/5
Labs

Take statistics further: estimation theory, hypothesis testing, analysis of variance, and regression models.

What you'll learn

The key areas this subject covers, mapped to the official curriculum.

  • Sampling distributions and the central limit theorem
  • Point and interval estimation of parameters
  • Hypothesis testing with z, t and chi-square
  • Analysis of variance and experimental design
  • Markov chains and stochastic processes

Course units

The structured path through this subject.

  1. 1

    Sampling Distribution and Estimation

    How statistics vary from sample to sample, and how to estimate population parameters with points and intervals.

    5 topics · 5 lessons available

  2. 2

    Testing of hypothesis

    The logic of statistical tests: null and alternative hypotheses, errors, and the z and t procedures.

    5 topics · 5 lessons available

  3. 3

    Non parametric test

    Distribution-free methods for counts, ranks and small samples that do not assume normality.

    5 topics · 5 lessons available

  4. 4

    Multiple correlation and regression

    Modelling one variable as a function of several others, with multiple and partial correlation.

    4 topics · 4 lessons available

  5. 5

    Design of experiment

    Planning experiments to isolate treatment effects: ANOVA, blocking and Latin squares.

    5 topics · 5 lessons available

  6. 6

    Stochastic Process

    Random processes evolving over time, Markov chains, and their limiting behaviour.

    5 topics · 5 lessons available

Subject details

Code
STA-215
Credit hours
3
Semester
Semester III
Category
statistics