STA220H STA221H does not count as a distribution requirement course. JBS229H Statistics for Biologists 39L, 13T Continuation of STA220H, jointly taught by Statistics and Biology faculty, emphasizing methods and case studies relevant to biologists including experimental design and analysis of variance, regression models, categorical and non-parametric methods. BIO150Y, STA220H JBS229H does not count as a distribution requirement course. STA250H Statistical Concepts 39L, 13T A survey of statistical methodology with emphasis on data analysis and applications. The topics covered include descriptive statistics, basic probability, simulation, data collection and the design of experiments, tests of significance and confidence intervals, power, multiple regression and the analysis of variance, and count data.
Students learn to use a statistical computer package as part of the course.
This courses deals with the mathematical aspects of some of the topics discussed in STA250H. Topics include discrete and continuous probability distributions, conditional probability, expectation, sampling distributions, estimation and testing, the linear model. STA257H Probability with Statistical Applications 39L, 13T This course is concerned with the development of the probability model. Topics include probability measures, distribution functions, probability and density functions, random variables, conditional probability, expectation, convergence in distribution, the Weak and Strong Laws of Large Numbers, the Central Limit Theorem, some Normal distribution theory and applications. STA257H does not count as a distribution requirement course. STA299Y Research Opportunity Program Credit course for supervised participation in faculty research project.