NCEA Level 3 Statistics
Course Description
Statistics
Statistics, at its disciplinary core, is the science of understanding data.
Qualitative data, which is difficult or impossible to quantify, and quantitative data are both types of information that statistics help us analyze, process and use.
The better grasp you have on statistics and statistical analysis, the more prepared you’ll be in a range of activities and situations, from playing games to doing your job.
Statistical analysis is prevalent in all walks of life, and no student should graduate without a basic understanding of statistics.
Statistical analysis is useful in every single academic discipline and virtually every job you’ll ever have (if not to your tasks specifically, it will to your organization).
An understanding of basic statistics helps you make decisions about where to live, how to use your time and money and how to evaluate the information around you.
In this course, you will learn about probability laws and distributions.
The course investigates methods of regression analysis and the development of mathematical models to describe relationships between random variables.
Recommended Prior Learning
You will need to have gained at least Merit in 2.10 Experiments or 2.9 Inference, and a minimum of 12 Level 2 Credits.
Students with Merit in 2.12 Probability will be given preferential entry into the course.
The final entry is subject to Head of Department approval.
Contributions and Equipment/ Stationary - Costs are applicable for Adult students only
Stationery & Workbook only:
Stationery: 4 x 1E8 books and the Casio Graphics Calculator FX9750GII is highly recommended for this course.
Workbooks: $17
Disclaimer
Costs may change and credits will differ!
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