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Statistics training courses and schools

School: Kansas State University Graduate School
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Applied statistics (Certificate)
Course Format: Classroom
The department offers the Graduate Certificate in Applied Statistics to recognize the preparation and proficiency of non-majors in data analysis in a wide variety of subject matter areas. Graduate students in a variety of academic disciplines are conducting research that requires knowledge in applied statistics. Such students may wish to demonstrate proficiency in applied statistics as it may b...
 

School: Bellevue University
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Statistics for Human Resource Managers
Course Format: Online
This course examines the theory and use of statistics in the human resource environment. Provides students with an understanding of the process through which data analysis contributes to improving the decision-making process. It is designed to assist students in developing skills of rational decision-making through a study of statistical methods and processes.
 

Inferential Statistics and Data Analysis
Course Format: Online
Provides the theoretical basis and the problem - solving experience needed to apply the techniques of inferential statistics. Topics covered include: hypothesis testing procedures; quality control; analysis of variance; chi-square testing; linear regression and correlation; and nonparametric methods. Introduction to the use of electronic spreadsheets and statistical packages for data analysis.
 

School: Delaware State University
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Business Statistics
Course Format: Online
This course will introduce you to the importance of statistics in the business world. Statistics is the science of collecting, organizing and analyzing data in order to make more effective decisions. Understanding statistical techniques can help any manager responsible for marketing, management, accounting, sales, or other business functions. After completing this course, you’ll be able...
 

School: Alaska Pacific University
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Statistics For Management
Course Format: Classroom
An intermediate level course in statistics covering a review of point and interval estimation type I and II errors and hypothesis testing, with an extension to the analysis of simple survey designs, followed by a rigorous development of simple and multiple regression, elementary ANOVA, discrete data analysis, and nonparametric methods. Students will learn to work with the MINITAB statistical pa...
 

School: St Peter College
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Statistics for Managerial Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
This course covers concepts of probability and statistics needed by managers to analyze and interpret numerical data in uncertain environments. It includes hypothesis testing, regression and correlation analysis and analysis of variance. Concepts are discussed in a framework of real world applications.
 

School: Medaille College
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Business Statistics for Decision Making
Course Format: Classroom
This course provides the basis for building decision models reflecting strategic business decision making. Various statistical methods will be analyzed that are crucial to various areas of business behavior. These include: data summarization, probability theory, statistical decision analysis, sampling and hypothesis testing, and simple linear regression.
 

School: Merrimack College
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Business Statistics
Course Format: Classroom
Provides an introduction to fundamental statistical principles and procedures. Topics include descriptive statistics, discrete and continuous probability distributions and sampling distributions, statistical inference and estimation, linear regression and correlation. Prerequisites: MA103 & BE109. Four hours a week.
 

School: Columbus State Community College
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Elementary Statistics
Course Format: Online
This course is designed to acquaint students with statistical methods used in gathering and analyzing data. The course includes: Sampling methods and data classification; descriptive statistics; percentiles and z-scores; basic concepts in probability; binomial and normal probability distributions; the Central Limit Theorem; estimating population parameters; testing hypothesis; linear correlatio...
 

Introduction to Health Statistics
Course Format: Online
The student is introduced to procedures for properly collecting, organizing, displaying, and interpreting health care data to meet the needs of various users while complying with the standards of the health care facility. The users of data can include: the patient, medical staff, nursing and allied health staff, state and federal regulatory agencies, JCAHO, and insurance companies. Quarters...
 

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