STAT 2230

This course introduces students to the design, completion and interpretation of research projects, including identifying categories of research questions, types of data, data gathering methods, efficient graphic and numeric methods to summarize data, standard statistical analyses involving parameter estimation and hypothesis tests and interpreting results in the context of research goals. Statistical concepts underlying practical aspects of biological research will be emphasized. Computer-intensive laboratory sessions will focus on practical data organization, visualization, statistical analysis using software, and interpretation and communication of statistical results. [Restriction(s): STAT*2040, STAT*2060, STAT*2080, STAT*2120. Restricted to students in BOH, BOH:C, BSC majors in BIOD, MFB, MFB:C, WBC, WBC:C, and ZOO, and BSES majors in ECOL and ECOL:C.][Department(s): Department of Mathematics and Statistics, Department of Integrative Biology]