Serial Number
50638
Course Number
Agron2002
Course Identifier
601 20020
- Class 03
- 3 Credits
Compulsory / Elective
DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY / Interdisciplinary Bachelor"s Program in College of Life Science / PROGRAM OF NEUROBIOLOGY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE / BIOLOGICAL STATISTICS
DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY
Interdisciplinary Bachelor"s Program in College of Life Science
PROGRAM OF NEUROBIOLOGY AND COGNITIVE SCIENCE
BIOLOGICAL STATISTICS
CompulsoryElective- STEVEN HUNG-HSI WU
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COLLEGE OF BIO-RESOURCES AND AGUICULTURE DEPARTMENT OF AGRONOMY
stevenwu@ntu.edu.tw
- Mon 7, 8, 9
Xingsheng Lecture Building Rm.103
Type 3
40 Student Quota
NTU 38 + non-NTU 2
- 2 Specialization Programs
- English
- NTU COOL
- Core Capabilities and Curriculum Planning
- NotesThe course is conducted in English。
NTU Enrollment Status
Loading...- Course DescriptionThis course introduces the fundamental statistical concepts, methods and their applications to biology and agriculture. Topics will include descriptive statistics, basic probability, discrete and continuous distribution, sampling distribution, point estimation, confidence intervals, hypothesis testing, one-way analysis of variance, correlation, linear regression analysis, and chi-square test. Lab Description: Lab sessions will be held on Monday period 6 (13:20 ~ 14:10). Lab will provide hands-on experience with the statistical software R. Students will learn how to perform statistical analysis and interpret its outputs.
- Course ObjectiveOn successful completion of this course, students will be able to:
- Use descriptive statistics and graphs to summarise and present data.
- Understand the basic concepts of probability.
- Apply discrete and continuous probability distributions to a wide range of scenarios.
- Perform hypothesis testing and calculate the confidence interval.
- Perfrom the correct statistical analysis and interpret the results..
- Use statistical software R to perform analysis and interpret results.
- Course Requirement
- This course will be conducted in English. All lectures, course materials, and assignments will be presented and conducted in English.
- Cheating and plagiarism in assignments, exams or any other assessments are serious academic misconduct. All instances will be handled according to the university policy.
- Absent from the mid-term and final exam without applying for official leave through the university procedure will receive 0% and will NOT be able to re-sit the exam.
- Late assignments will receive 0%.
- Expected weekly study hours after class2-5 hours per week
- Office Hour
- Designated Reading
- References
- Grading
- Adjustment methods for students
- Course Schedule
Feb/19Week 01 Feb/19 Introduction (no lab this week) Feb/26Week 02 Feb/26 Descriptive statistics Mar/04Week 03 Mar/04 Basic Probability Mar/11Week 04 Mar/11 Discrete random variables Mar/18Week 05 Mar/18 Continuous random variables and normal distribution Mar/25Week 06 Mar/25 Sampling distribution and point estimation Apr/01Week 07 Apr/01 Interval estimation and point estimation (I) Apr/08Week 08 Apr/08 Interval estimation and point estimation (II) Apr/15Week 09 Apr/15 Midterm exam Apr/22Week 10 Apr/22 Hypothesis testing (I) Apr/29Week 11 Apr/29 Hypothesis testing (II) May/06Week 12 May/06 Analysis of Variance (I) May/13Week 13 May/13 Analysis of Variance (II) May/20Week 14 May/20 Correlation and linear regression May/27Week 15 May/27 Chi-square test for categorical data Jun/3Week 16 Jun/3 Final exam