By the end of this course, students will have demonstrated the ability to graph, describe, and evaluate quadratic, exponential, and logarithmic functions. Students will describe important terms used in statistics and differentiate between various sampling methods. Students will use charts and tables to effectively describe and present data. Numerical methods will be used to calculate measures of centre and dispersion, confidence intervals, probability of simple and multi-events, and probabilities and values using normal distribution, including in situations involving the Central Limit Theorem. Critical thinking and problem-solving skills will continue to develop through exposure to application problems including exponential growth, radioactive decay, pH, and probability.
Credits:
3
Prerequisites: