Course Description
This course discusses the basics of biostatistics in practice and computer-based research, including data format and visualization, descriptive statistics including central tendency (mean, median, and mode), and spread (standard deviation, variation, IQR), normal distribution; hypothesis testing; analysis of variance, correlation-regression analysis, analysis of covariance, and nonparametric statistics. Lectures are delivered using a student-centered approach in practical activities and assignments, while practical work is carried out using computer programs. These two learning activities are carried out to facilitate students to work honestly and independently.
Program Objectives (PO)
- Understand the objective of statistics, type of data and scale data measurement in biology and educational research.
- Understand the utilization of computers for statistics
- Able to design research experiments and analyze collected data.
- Able to apply transferable skills to develop eco-commitment in an effort to realize the character of Faith, Smart, Independent, Honest, Caring and Tough.
- Able to draw conclusions based on statistical data analysis .