This is a web-based statistics course that aims to serve students with diverse academic backgrounds and interests. It has minimal prerequisites. In this course you will learn how to summarize, display, produce, and analyze data. The skills learned in this course will enable you to understand and make quantitative decisions based on data. These skills are vital to many areas of study and also valuable in everyday life.
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Last Modified: Tuesday, October 2, 2007 "Traditional" course syllabus with all the basic information related with the course. Main page of the course with the links to the lecture notes, assignments, exams, and other learning tools. Assignment and exam due dates are also given on this page. Goals of the course. Here is what statistics is all about. You will see the basic outline of an introductory statistics course. General information about the course. The page has basic links similar to this page. Links to the tools that are related with the content. This page links to basic instructional tools. Interseting links related with the course. These are the statistical software packages that we will use throughout the course. They are all easy to use and free. These are the statistical software packages that we will use throughout the course. They are all easy to use and free. Link to the examination policy and exam dates. Weights of course evaluation tools. If you follow this link you can get an idea how you are doing in the course. You may also see your relative standing in the course. On the page locate the red exam button to get information on that particular exam. These are check to check how well you understood the concepts. Do not worry if you get a low score. Most important is to discuss the questions that you did not do well with the instructor. Communicate with us immediately. Information on the instructors and links to their personal pages. Information on how to order your textbook. If you would like to learn more on statistics in general and statistics curricullum at UMM please visit this site. Learn more on the UMM's GenEdWeb program. Link to the UMM homepage. Please visit this link regularly. The information will be updated throughout the course. On this page click on the "Send an E-mail to the Instructor" button to communicate with us. Communication/Interaction tools for the course. This is the common BLOG for all Introduction to Statistics students. You may express your opinion about the course, share your knowledge etc. The possibilities are endless. This will reload the page.