BASIC BUSINESS STATISTICS ONLINE ON-DEMAND
Learn Statistics Online at Your Own Pace. Statistics—the collection, analysis, interpretation, and presentation of data—permeates and influences our lives. If something can be measured, the science of statistics can be applied to make it more relevant and understandable. Statistical techniques are used to generate valuable insights and shape decisions in a variety of fields. Explore the essential Explore the essential knowledge and concepts knowledge and of statistics through the use of business statistical concepts of statistics applications. Gain a thorough understanding and gain a thorough of the properties of probability and their understanding of distributions, along with their impact on statistical the properties of inference. Learn how to apply these properties probability and their to investigate the relationships between distributions, along various characteristics of data. Understand with their impact on the fundamentals of data, sampling methods, statistical inference. probability distributions, confidence intervals and more. Discover the basics of inference and association including confidence intervals for proportions, sampling distributions, and the central limit theorem. You will use calculators and ExcelŽ to solve basic statistics problems.
This course will prepare students for Inferential Statistics at UAH.
Hours: 24 | Price: $625 What You Will Learn: Statistical terminology Measures of central tendency and dispersion Interpretation and construction of graphs Probability and counting Normal distribution and z-scores T-distribution Sampling Distributions Confidence Intervals
Register today: CPS.uah.edu/Statistics For more information, contact 256.824.4430 or PDSolutions@uah.edu.
Meet Your Instructor: Andrew Davis earned a Bachelor of Science in Pure Mathematics from The University of Alabama and a Master of Science in Industrial and Systems Engineering from The University of Alabama in Huntsville. He is currently working on his doctorate in the area of statistical modeling. In addition, he works as a statistician in the UAH Systems Management and Production Center on projects intended to promote engineering education in rural areas.