PANM 2050 - Introduction to Statistics for Public Administration and Nonprofit Management

(3) Credit Hours

A course on descriptive and inferential statistical analysis emphasizing applications in health and human services. Students will have the opportunity to interpret, develop and use statistical and probabilistic models of phenomena in health and human services. Statistical techniques will be practiced (such as descriptive, correlation and regression analysis, probability concepts, analysis of variance and power analysis) illustrating how statistics affects our understanding of social phenomena. Prerequisite: Math ACT subscore of 22 or higher, MATH 1006 or department head approval.