
About Course
The course very gradually, from simple to complex, immerses professionals from non-technical sciences (management, business, humanities, linguists, psychologists, sociologists, cultural scientists, economists, political strategists, criminologists, etc.) into the exciting digital world of statistics and probability – and will help you easily navigate, use and not be afraid
The course is also suitable for engineering professionals who have not studied data analysis, but want to understand it – without unclear formulas and cumbersome calculations
The course is based on the most modern materials that were taught in MBA programs and used in various projects (marketing and sociological research, personnel research, opinion polls, development of psychodiagnostic tools and tests, analysis and forecasting, reorganizations, staffing, remuneration, etc. .)
The course material is sufficient for a beginner (a student or a specialist encountering statistics for the first time) to take his first steps in summarizing statistical data and searching for hidden patterns, while experienced professionals systematize knowledge and also look from a different angle at effective application in management decisions even such basic things as descriptive statistics (mean, median, quartiles).
Course Content
PROLOGUE
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What is this all about? A couple of slides for dummies”
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Introduction from the author
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Just stopping by to inquire?
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How will we learn