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The Numbers Count Project provides data, tools, and curricular materials for use in the classroom to support student observation, experimentation and modeling.
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- BSHS Calculus 2
- Chemistry Resources
- Freshman Statistics Seminar
- Week 1: Introduction to Statistics in Biology
- Week 2: Basic Statistics
- Week 3: Correlation and Causation
- Week 4: Levels of Evidence-Observational Studies versus Experiment
- Week 5: Case study on correlation vs causation and levels of evidence
- Week 6: Sample Size
- Week 7: Example leading to Statistical tests
- Week 8: Duct Tape and Warts: Issues in Experimental Design
- Week 9: Formulating Hypotheses
- Week 10: Hypothesis Testing and Experimental Design
- Week 11: Mathematical Models for Prediction
- Week 12: Sampling the Sub-Populations
- Week 13: Hazard Ratios
- Statistics Course
- Introduction to Concepts in Statistics
- Data Structure
- Measures of Centrality and Dispersion
- The Normal Distribution
- Estimating the Mean and Variance of a Normal Distribution
- Logarithmic Transformations
- Cancer: A Global View
- Confidence Intervals
- Calibration
- Sensitivity and Specificity
- Hypothesis Testing
- Testing Means
- The Chi‐Square Test for Goodness of Fit
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