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Computational Theory Data Visualization

Instructor:
Melissa Q. Pittard
645
Credits:
3.0
201
Building:
TBD
Room:
TBD
Semester:
Fall 2022
Start Date:
End Date:
Name:
Computational Theory Data Visualization
Requisites:

Prereq: Graduate status in Master of Applied Statistics.

Class Type:
LEC
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TBD
Days:
TBD
Note:
STA 645-201: Enrollment is limited to students enrolled in the Master of Applied Statistics (Online) Program. Please contact stat-dgs@uky.edu for registration information.

This course aims to teach students to use programming to gain intuition about statistical theory and fundamental concepts and to visualize data appropriately. Specifically, computational methods covered include simulation methods and numerical methods in maximization and integration. Appropriate graphical displays of statistical and simulation results will be emphasized. Statistical concepts covered include sampling distributions, confidence intervals and p-values, the central limit theorem, expectation, and maximum likelihood estimation. Student understanding of course ideas will rely heavily on performing simulation studies and discussing the assimilated class results online.

This course aims to teach students to use programming to gain intuition about statistical theory and fundamental concepts and to visualize data appropriately. Specifically, computational methods covered include simulation methods and numerical methods in maximization and integration. Appropriate graphical displays of statistical and simulation results will be emphasized. Statistical concepts covered include sampling distributions, confidence intervals and p-values, the central limit theorem, expectation, and maximum likelihood estimation. Student understanding of course ideas will rely heavily on performing simulation studies and discussing the assimilated class results online.

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