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BIST-501 Introductory Biostatistics

BIST-501-01 Introductory Biostatistics
Fall only
Slack, Rebecca
This course is designed for introductory biostatistical theory and application for students pursuing a master's degree in fields outside of the Department of Biostatistics, Bioinformatics, and Biomathematics. Students first learn the four pillars of exploring and displaying data apporpriately, exploring relationships between two variables, issues of gathering sample data, and understanding randomness and probability. On these pillars, students then can develop the platform for statistical inference including proportions and means, multiple regression, and ANOVA.
Credits: 3
Prerequisites: None
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