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Statistics Lectures aim to help students develop their understanding in the fundamental issues of statistical reasoning. They provide basic concepts and methods of Descriptive and Inferential Statistics. Readings, important up-to date information about the course, useful links, and files for downloading (e.g. presentation outlines, supporting materials discussed in class, example test questions, etc.) will be available from this course website, files at the end of this page can be downloaded.
Conditions of the course completion
Evaluation: Overall conceptual knowledge will be tested by a written exam in the examination period. A single A4 sheet with notes CAN be used on the exam. Retakes for the Exam are possible – as outlined in the University rules for exams.
Bibliography, additional materials
Selected chapters from the course handbook for background reading is provided on the presentation outlines:
• Minium, E.W., Clarke, R.C., Colodarci, T. (1999) 2nd ed.: Elements of statistical reasoning. Wiley: New York
Full texts will be provided via link in Neptun mail.
Topics and materials of the course are provided in a shared google folder, see link sent via Neptun!