<font color="#ff8a00">课程名称：</font>AP Statistics<div><font color="#ff8a00">Course ID：</font>STA1<br><div><font color="#ff8a00">时间：</font>周六10:00am-11:45am</div><div><font color="#ff8a00">教师：</font>Heng Wang</div><div><br></div><div><font color="#ff8a00">课程介绍：</font></div><div>This is an introductory college-level course in Probability and Statistics to help students succeed on the AP Statistics Exam. The goals are to get basic understanding of concepts in probability and statistics, including data collecting, analyzing, and decision making, data deion and summarization, understanding variation, distribution, as well as data-based estimation, prediction, decision, and conclusion. <br>After successful completion of the semester, students will be able to:<br><ul><li>Conduct exploratory data analysis through the use of graphical methods and basic deive statistics</li><li>Describe the definitions of probability and distribution</li><li>Understand statistics distributions like Bernoulli, Binomial, and Normal distribution. Their characteristics and application. </li><li>Conduct statistical inference including parameter estimation, hypothesis testing, univariate and multivariate analyses</li><li>Computationally analyze data (small or large) using statistical software such as SAS or R, and be able to report, present, and interpret output in a meaningful way. (Optional)</li></ul><br>Textbook: David M. Diez, et al. OpenIntro Statistics (4th edition), 2019. Available as free E-book at https://www.openintro.org/stat/textbook.php?stat_book=os or on Create Space and Amazon.<br></div><div><br></div><div><font color="#ff8a00">教师介绍：</font></div><div>Prof. Heng Wang (Ph.D.) has extensive experience in college level Mathematics and Statistics teaching. Prof. Wang grew up in China, Tianjin. She graduated with a Bachelor’s degree in Statistics in Nankai University in 2006. After that, she came to the United States for her graduate study. She earned a Ph.D. in Statistics from Iowa State University in 2012. From 2012-2018, she was an Assistant Professor in Michigan State University. In MSU, she taught various undergraduate level courses including Calculus and Introductory Statistics, as well as graduate level programming courses including Computational Statistics using R. Currently, Prof. Wang is an Assistant Professor in University of Illinois at Chicago and teach graduate level Epidemiology and Biostatistics. Prof. Wang is enthusiastic in Mathematics and Statistics teaching, and pedagogical development. In 2014, Prof. Wang earned STEM Gateway Fellowship for Teaching Award, which is a teaching award for excellence in effective teaching on gateway Statistics courses. <font color="#ff8a00"><br></font></div></div>