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Foundation of Statistics
Release Date: 2017-09-221. Basic Course Information
Course Title: Foundation of Statistics
Course Code:102424
Credit Hours/Credits:60/4
Students:Undergraduate Students who major in Statistics and Applied Statistics
Prerequisites:None
Subsequent Course(s):Other professional courses for Statistics and Applied Statistics
Course Category: Disciplinary Fundamental Course
Assessment: final exam (70%) + Participation & Assignments (30%)
2. Course Introduction
Statistics is one of the core courses for students majoring in Economics, Finance, Marketing, Accounting, and other fields of business administration. The course introduces the fundamental principles, concepts, and computations of statistics. The content includes: sources, collection and tabulation of data, description of characteristics of data distribution, probability, sampling methods, regressions and correlations, hypothesis testing, time series and index number.