MTH
125S General Statistics
An introductory general statistics course. Topics
include data organizations and display; measure of
dispersion and central tendencies; probability models,
random variables and finite probability distributions;
normal and binomial distributions; normal distribution
approximation to the binomial distribution; central
limit theorem and confidence limits; introduction to
experimental design and sampling; and statistical
control charts for statistical process control (SPC).
Prerequisite: Satisfactory math assessment
score and three years of college preparatory
mathematics, or a grade "C" or better in MTH
099D. Syllabus
MTH
126S Mathematical Foundations I
First of a two course sequence designed for elementary
education majors. Topics covered include origin of
numbers and systems of numeration; systems of whole
numbers, integers, and rational numbers; and sets and
logic. Prerequisite: Math assessment
test and three years of college preparatory mathematics,
or a grade of "C" or better in MTH 099D.
Syllabus
MTH
127S Mathematical Foundations II
Continuation of MTH 126S. Topics covered include
introduction to probability, statistics, plane geometry,
and coordinate geometry, and concepts of measurement and
problem solving. Prerequisite: a grade
of "C" or better in MTH 126S. Syllabus
MTH
201S Inferential Statistics
An advanced course in inferential statistics and a
continuation of MTH 125S. Includes topics of
normal distribution, t-distribution, and the normal
approximation to the binomial distribution; experimental
design and sampling; estimating confidence intervals
with test of significance; hypothesis testing for the
mean of a population and comparison of two means;
Chi-square distribution with application to inference
about a population variance and to contingency tables;
analysis of variance; and scatter plots with least
squares regression and correlation. Prerequisite:
a grade of "C" or better in MTH 125S. Syllabus |
