STAT - 175. Statistical Reasoning

3 credit(s)
Statistical Reasoning is an introductory statistics course that helps students develop critical thinking skills through data analysis in today's Al-driven world. Students learn to interpret statistical results, evaluate claims, and communicate insights clearly and accurately. The course emphasizes reasoning rather than calculation while also addressing the ethical use of data and its role in exploring diversity, equity, and inclusion. Statistical software R and R Markdown are used to enhance understanding, but they are not the central focus. No prior programming experience is required. Topics include descriptive statistics, data visualization, probability, sampling strategies, hypothesis testing, confidence intervals, and simple linear regression.

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