General Education Courses - Department of StatisticsWhat statistics courses are on offer for General Education?
- STATS 101G and STATS 150G (see below)
Why choose STATS 101G or STATS 150G for General Education?
- useful for life; informed citizenship; almost any career; academic, business, social or public-policy research
- lecturers have won NZ-wide teaching excellence awards
- available for everyone except mathematics, computer science, statistics, business, property and engineering students
- no prior mathematics or statistics assumed
- large number of possible timetable slots for STATS 101G (see below)
What are STATS 101G and STATS 150G about?
STATS 150G: Lies, Damned Lies and Statistics
- course in critical thinking
- useful for aspiring journalists, sociologists, lawyers, public communicators, health personnel, conservationists, business people, marketers, engineers, scientists, political scientists, and politicians
- useful for becoming a critical consumer of statistical information
- 'Arts style' of teaching
- guest speakers from a variety of occupations
- all lectures are recorded and made available online allowing for optional lecture attendance
STATS 101G: Introduction to Statistics
- an introduction to quantitative research and data analysis
- useful for doing or understanding research
- useful for anyone who will obtain information using surveys or experiments
- comprehensive self-learning resources
- builds data analysis computer skills and understanding
- all lectures are recorded and made available online allowing for optional lecture attendance
* More information on contents of STATS 101G and 150G
* Main Statistics Department Course-Advice page
"Why is it so easy to fit STATS 101G into my schedule?"
STATS 101G and STATS 150G are both available at many different times throughout the week. Refer to nDeva for more information.
* University General Education pages
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