Statistics Made Simple with Microsoft Excel and SPSS: Visualize, Analyze, Decide
What you'll learn
Organize and visualize data using frequency tables, histograms, and graphs
Understand and calculate measures of central tendency and variation
Apply probability rules including conditional, complementary, and independent events
Work with discrete and binomial probability distributions
Use the normal distribution and Central Limit Theorem for real-world applications
Construct and interpret confidence intervals for means and proportions
Perform hypothesis testing for single and two-sample scenarios
Analyze relationships using correlation, regression, and chi-square tests
Requirements
No advanced math background is required
A basic understanding of high school-level algebra and arithmetic will help you follow along more comfortably.
Curiosity and a willingness to engage with data
Description
StatisticsIn an increasingly data-driven world, the ability to understand and apply statistical concepts is essential across disciplines—from science and business to social research and policy-making. This course, offers a comprehensive and accessible journey through the core principles and applications of statistics.Designed for learners at all levels, the course begins with foundational topics such as organizing and visualizing data, and gradually progresses to more advanced concepts including hypothesis testing, regression analysis, and chi-square tests. Each module is structured to build both conceptual understanding and practical skills, ensuring that students can confidently interpret data and make informed decisions.Through engaging lectures, real-world examples, and hands-on exercises, students will explore key statistical tools such as frequency tables, histograms, measures of central tendency and variation, probability rules, discrete and binomial distributions, the Empirical Rule, confidence intervals, and hypothesis testing for both single and two-sample scenarios. The course culminates in exploring relationships between variables using correlation, regression, and chi-square tests.Whether you're a student preparing for exams, a professional seeking to enhance your analytical capabilities, or a curious learner aiming to understand how data shapes the world, this course provides a solid foundation in statistical reasoning. No advanced math background is required—just a basic understanding of algebra and a willingness to learn.By the end of the course, students will be equipped to apply statistical thinking in academic, professional, and everyday contexts, making data-driven decisions with clarity and confidence.SPSSLearn about the popular statistical application SPSS from IBM. This course provides a concise overview of how you can use SPSS to explore and analyze your data for actionable insights.Why Take This Course?Learn at your own pace with lifetime accessApply statistical thinking to academic, professional, and everyday problemsBuild a strong foundation for further studies in data science, machine learning, or researchGain confidence in interpreting data and making data-driven decisions
Who this course is for
College and university students in STEM, economics, or social sciences
Professionals in research, analytics, or business intelligence
Anyone preparing for standardized tests involving statistics
Beginners with no prior experience in statistics

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