STAT 305: Introduction to Data Science for All

STAT Department University of Michigan-Dearborn

Course Description

With the growing availability of data, companies, governments, and nonprofits alike are striving to convert this data into insightful knowledge. This course will provide students with the fundamental skills in the statistical software called R needed to handle such data. The course will focus on three broad areas: computation, inferential thinking, and real-world applications. We will also discuss data collection, data cleaning, and exploratory data analysis. Students will connect data to underlying phenomena and think critically about the conclusions of data analyses. Students will also learn how to write short programs that automate data analysis processes. Students will gain an applied understanding of various analytical methods, including data visualization, linear regression, and classification or clustering. Most of the material will be taught using real-world data. (F, W).

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