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• MATH-PROF or MATH-101

This course is a pre-requisite for the following courses:

• PSYC-241 Assessment of Ind Differences
• PSYC-203 Research Methods in Psychology
• NUTR-390 Sem: Topics in Nutrition
• MGMT-335 Marketing Research
• MGMT-325 Operations & Technology Mgmt.
• MATH-218 Biostatistics
• ECON-393 Econometrics

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MATH 118 - Introductory Statistics

Course Description

Prereq.: High school algebra and completion of the competency in basic mathematics requirement. Intended primarily for students in the biological, behavioral, or social sciences. Covers elementary principles of probability, binomial, and normal distributions; sample statistics; estimation and testing of statistical hypotheses; and linear regression and correlation. Does not count toward the mathematics major. Please note: a special section (MATH 118M) is designed for management students. Staff.

Administrative Information

• Credits: 4.00
• Department(s) - School: Mathematics - College of Arts and Sciences
• Level: UG
• Status: Active
• Type: LEC
• 09/03/1996