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Math 1011, SDS 1011

Introduction to Statistics

MATHEMATICS AND STATISTICSSTATISTICS AND DATA SCIENCE

Basic concepts of statistics. Data collection (sampling, designing experiments), data organization (tables, graphs, frequency distributions, numerical summarization of data), statistical inference (elementary probability and hypothesis testing). Prerequisites: 2 years of high school algebra.

Instructors

Abigail Jager, Jager, Lisa Kuehne

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1.6
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Quality: 3Difficulty: 1

2 or less hrs/week

Unbelievably easy. Kuehne's nice but lecture's are very boring.

10/31/2024

Quality: 4Difficulty: 1Jager

2 or less hrs/week

Amazing professor. Easy Class

6/25/2024

Quality: 5Difficulty: 2Jager

Amazing professor! I really liked that professor Jager included examples after to teaches a concept. Really helps to fully understand new ideas. If you need a math course this is the one!

9/12/2023

Quality: 5Difficulty: 3Jager

Had a great experience w/ 1011! Easy enough class, especially for non-STEM majors. Office hours were incredibly helpful and she was very understanding. She records every lecture, so you're only required to go for in-class activities. I would recommend the class to everyone.

4/27/2023

Quality: 5Difficulty: 1Jager

Very easy basic stats class. Starts from the basics so everyone can follow. So streamlined and clear, you always know what the expectation is.

1/9/2023

Quality: 5Difficulty: 1Jager

One of the nicest professors I've ever had, Prof. Jager cares more about her students understanding concepts than any other professor. She uses real-life examples that make understanding the concepts feel useful. The three exams were very easy and the homework is easy as well, just learn the information. Very easy intro class overall.

5/11/2021

Quality: 5Difficulty: 2Jager

She's amazing and so so nice. She is super responsive to emails and one of my favorite professors at Washu. She really cares and wants to see her students succeed!

4/8/2021