Calculus Based Statistics
Calculus Based Statistics Online High School Course
COURSE LENGTH:
Full Year (30 Sessions)
COURSE DESCRIPTION:
Calculus Based Statistics is an advanced level course for those who have successfully completed a semester of differential and integral calculus as a prerequisite. In order to succeed in this course, students must have exceptional mathematical, analytical, and problem-solving skills. This is a full year course, consisting of 30 synchronous sessions. Each session will have approximately 2-3 hours of corresponding asynchronous material. This material will help students develop skills so that synchronous class time can be spent on answering questions and problem solving. The class moves at a fast pace. We will be covering a total of 10 chapters, averaging one chapter every 3 synchronous sessions. Students will take summative assessments on a unit basis, and there will be a formative assessment in each module.
LEARNING OBJECTIVES:
Understand the concepts of statistical inference, samples, and populations.
Learn various sampling procedures and data collection methods.
Calculate measures of location, including the sample mean and median.
Explore measures of variability and their significance.
Differentiate between discrete and continuous data.
Study probability concepts, including sample space and events.
Apply probability rules and conditional probability.
Comprehend random variables and their probability distributions.
Calculate moments and moment-generating functions for random variables.
Conduct hypothesis tests, estimate parameters, and use graphical methods for data analysis.