Math 150: Methods in Biostatistics

Methods in Biostatistics is a second course in statistics focused on topics and data found in the life sciences. No biology background is needed, but interest in the life sciences is important.

Math 58B: Introduction to Biostatistics

Introduction to Biostatistics is a first course in statistics focused on topics and data found in the life sciences. No biological background is needed, but interest in the life sciences is important.

Data Sources

A compilation of many different types of data sources.

Math 152: Statistical Theory

Statistical Theory is the course where the Introductory Statistics concepts are developed using first principles, probability theory, calculus, and linear algebra. Optimality of procedures is derived and discussed: which measure of ‘best’ should be used to evaluate a method?

Math 57: Thinking with Data

Thinking with Data is a general audience statistics courses taught as part of the Inside-Out Prison Exchange Program. With half of the students coming from the Claremont Collegea and half coming from the California Rehabilitation Center, students learn statistical ideas side-by-side.

ID1: Statistics in the World

The main idea behind this course is to get the participants (that’s you) to leave in December questioning every number you come across: in the media, at sporting events, when researching for another class, when carrying out your own research, etc.