BG 2200 Statistics II 3 credits
Prerequisite: BG 1201 Statistics I
A continuation from Statistics I: index numbers, regression and correlation analysis of time series and forecasting, application of statistical methods to industrial and business problems.
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ST 1121 Basic Mathematics and Statistics 3 credits This course is to strengthen the students interest and ability to study the university level mathematics and statistics by giving them the basic
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ST 4321 Applied Statistics for Decision Making 3 credits Decision making under certainty and uncertainty, utility theory, and group decisions. mini-max method, Bayes’ method based on normal distribution.
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Course of Economics and Global Studies at Assumption College ECO 115 Statistics The purpose of this course is to develop an understanding on an introductory level of how statistical
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