GV Bridge Program: Statistics (MATH 2350)

Statistics is a non-credit, self-paced course designed as a bridge to prepare students for Master’s-level studies, providing a foundational understanding of statistics and probability. You’ll learn essential statistical methods for data analysis and presentation, which are crucial in fields like engineering, data analytics, and artificial intelligence. Topics include descriptive statistics, probability distributions, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, regression, and chi-square tests, offering a solid introduction to theoretical statistics for advanced applications.

This course is organized into five modules, each presented through the interactive zyBook “Statistics for Decision Making,” customized by Engineering faculty to enhance your learning experience. You’ll independently work through each module, engaging with content and activities before completing a final assessment to demonstrate mastery. With a required passing score of 80% or higher, this asynchronous, flexible course ensures you gain the analytical skills needed for success in graduate-level studies.

Please note that the zyBooks subscription for this course costs $64.00 and is not included in the course tuition. You will be required to purchase the book separately after enrolling.