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BIOS 650: Basic elements of probability and Statistical Inference I. Required preparation, two semesters of calculus. Fundamental of probability; discrete and continuous distributions, functions of random variables, descriptive statistics, functions of random variables, fundamentals of statistical inference, including estimation and hypothesis testing. A more theoretical introduction to biostatistics than BIOS 600. Fall semester only.
BIOS 500H: Biostatistics for majors. Required preparation: two semesters of calculus (MATH 231 and 232). Corequisite: BIOS 511. Reserved for undergrads in BSPH biostatistics degree program and freshmen/sophomores (undergrads only) in the Honors program considering majoring in biostatistics. Instructor permission required. Fall semester only.
BIOS 650 (Probability and Statistical Inference I) is a more advanced treatment of biostatistical topics. Prerequisites include two semesters of calculus (Math 231/232). Fall semester only.
Building on the research strength of biostatistics faculty who are highly engaged in various areas of methodological and applied research in clinical trials, the LICT has become a global leader in research development in the design and conduct of clinical trials.
As of November 2020, faculty bios are fully hosted in Tridion with the exception of Manning School of Business faculty. Through a partial agreement with Digital Measures, faculty of the Manning School will continue to update all of their content through the Digital Measures interface through Oct. 31, 2023.
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