PH 92 - Public Health Statistics

Prerequisite: Mathematics Placement Category I or II; students must satisfy prerequisite of at least Intermediate Algebra, and must use a level of mathematics beyond that of Intermediate Algebra.
Introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics as applied to evaluation and research in allied health. Central tendency and dispersion; central limit theorem; hypothesis testing; ANOVA; correlation, nonparametric methods. Interpretations of public health statistics.

GE Area/Graduation Requirement: GE Area 2 (formerly GE B4) must be satisfied with a C grade or better

Units: 3
Course Typically Offered: Fall, Spring