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ُStatistics and probablity is the basis of inferential analysis in experimental researches, and therefore, it is a very essential course for all students in the life sciences. Furthermore, as the mathematical nature of this course enhances students\\\\\\\\\\\\\\\' critical thinking, this course is necessary for students in life sciences which normally are not that much into critical analysis. |
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Introduction to the basics of descriptive and inferential applied statistical methods. |
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Students must have passed the "Basic Mathematics" course successfully. |
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1- Reporting descriptive statistics using correct and appropriate graphs and statistical measures
2- Probability calculation using probability distributions
3- Using t-test to compare two means
4- using ANOVA to compare multiple means
5- Calculation of simple correlation coefficient and fitting simple regression model
6- Learning to work with Excel and R packages for statistical analyses |
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1-Active contribution in the class
2- Timely submission of assignments |
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َ a lecture notebook has been prepared specifically for this course that will be the main source for the course. |
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Midterm Exam: 8 points
Final Exam: 12 points |
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Pdf File |
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Powerpoint slides and recorded sessions will available for the students through VU portal. |