Math 110 Elementary Statistics
Through active participation in this class, you will gain (or improve upon) such skills as critically analyzing data and asking thought-provoking questions that enable you to uncover the story that is being told; applying your newfound scientific and ethical framework to understand and make sense of statistical research; and thinking beyond the data to identify the implications of a study for past, present, or future analysis.
Note: We encourage you to consider taking Math 110 + Math 11, a corequisite support model designed to provide additional topics and resources for success in Elementary Statistics.
Here are some samples of what you will learn in your Math 110 class.
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Skills that Would be Helpful in Math 110
Order of Operations
Evaluating Expressions
Solving Linear Equations
Plotting Ordered Pairs
Operations with Fractions
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Sample Topics You Will Learn in Math 110
Graphical Representations of Data
Classical Probability
Binomial Probability
Hypothesis Testing
Least-Squares Regression
For additional statistics help, please visit the Math Activities Resource Centers (MARCS) or the Academic Support and Achievement Center (ASAC).