BSTA 12A03 - Statistics - Advanced Level

The aim of the course is to give students an introduction to statistical inference and techniques. These techniques are crucial to those who want to understand empirical research in sociology, political science and economics, but also for those who are seeking to have a role in public policy. Some of what we will see will be useful for more advanced courses (in econometrics for instance) further down the line.
Vladimir AVETIAN,Zydney WONG
Séminaire
English
Spring 2021-2022
1/3 of your final grade will come from your final exam, which will cover everything in the course. The other 2/3 will come from 2 or 3 shorter in-class exam during the course of the semester.
During the course, we will go over concepts, go through exercises and also use Excel to manipulate and analyse data.
- Hanneman, R., Kposowa, A. & M. Riddle. (2012). Basic Statistics for Social Research, John Wiley & Sons
- Devore, J. (2011). Probability and Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences. Cengage Learning.
- Spiegel, M. & L. Stephens. (2011). Schaum's Outline Statistics, 4th Revised edition, McGraw- Hill.