MTH/218 - Statistics II
Course Description
Students apply elementary probability theory, descriptive and inferential statistics, and reasoning to real-world situations. The course embeds foundational skill into topics including probability, statistics, and reasoning.
This undergraduate course is 5 weeks.
This course has a prerequisite. Please see details in the Prerequisite section below.
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Course Objectives
Learning Outcomes
- Describe the assumptions and potential errors of inferential and descriptive statistics.
- Evaluate the meaning and mechanisms of statistical significance.
- Recommend appropriate inferential tests for a given set of data.
Notes
A prerequisite is required for this course. The purpose of a prerequisite is to ensure students have the knowledge and/or skills needed to be successful in the course. Students are required to provide proof of prerequisite during the enrollment/registration process. To meet to a course prerequisite requirement, a student must have successfully completed the prerequisite course at University of Phoenix, provide proof via transcript of completing a comparable course (at least 75% match) or higher level course with at least a grade of C at another institution or have a University of Phoenix approved Student Appeal on file with the University.
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This course requires the prerequisite below. Click on the prerequisite course to review the course topics and objectives.
Prerequisites
- MTH/217 – Statistics I OR
- one college-level statistics course, OR
- one college-level course that primarily included topics of central tendency and description of data
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