Welcome FALL 2009 Students!
Sections 3474, 3475, 4681

orientation dates
Unlike a traditional class, this course will not take place in a classroom, instead all instruction will be delivered over the Internet. This type of online instruction will be accomplished by reading assigned material, viewing video clips and working on tutorials. As a student you are expected to complete weekly homework assignments, online tests and participate in class discussions, through the use of a discussion board. In addition, you are REQUIRED to come to campus to take ONE midterm and one final examination. Be aware that a distance learning environment is not suited for everyone. Students who tend to procrastinate and complete assignments at the last minute will not do well in this course. Such students are advised not to enroll. Success in this class depends on you making the time to learn the material. Since there is no class to attend, you must establish a daily routine for working on course materials.
exam dates
required materials
syllabus
tentative schedule
getting started
course supplements
   
To quote Florence Nightingale, she believed that statistics is "...the most important science in the whole world; for upon it depends the practical application of every other science and of every art; the one science essential to all political and social administration, all education, all organization based on experience, for it only gives results of our experience."

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