After passing this course, students:
- can generate and interpret descriptive statistics, both numerically and graphically
- know elementary probability theory and can apply this theory to model problems and compute (conditional) probabilities as well as expectations and variance of random variables
- recognize which probability distribution (Bernoulli, binomial, uniform, normal, exponential) to apply in practical situations
- are able to give estimates and confidence intervals for unknown population means or population proportions, and
- can apply hypothesis testing for one-sample-problems under normal distributions.
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The main study content consists of:
- Statistical experiments, sample spaces and probability,
- combinatorial probability,
- conditional probability and independence,
- discrete random variables,
- continuous random variables,
- waiting times,
- descriptive statistics,
- estimation,
- confidence intervals,
- hypothesis tests,
- two sample problems,
- Chi-square tests, and lastly
- choice of model and non-parametric methods.
Manual enrollment for this module via Osiris is only for Creative Technology students. If you want to take this module as a minor, register for the minor during the minor registration period. If you do not wish to take this module as a minor and are not a Create student, please contact K. Zalewska (k.zalewska-kurek@utwente.nl).
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