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Welcome to AMS 102 AMS 102 is a beginner's introduction to statistics, the study of data interpretation and analysis. Statistical methods are universally applicable to a wide variety of scientific, business, industrial, and societal problems. The course will discuss techniques used to avoid bias in data collection, discover patterns, make predictions, and determine cause-effect relationships. We will not delve into the mathematical foundations of statistics; however, you are expected to to be comfortable with high school–level mathematics These pages will be updated regularly throughout the semester. For specific course-related information, go to the course info page. Other pages here contain the (tentative) course schedule, home assignments, exam reviews, and spot quiz solutions. The resources page contains links to useful applets, demonstrations, etc. New: Tutoring schedule is now available.
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