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               distributions:    uniform,     exponential,     Assessment:
               gamma, chi-square and normal.                   Continuous Assessment: 50%
                                                               Summative Assessment: 50%
               Moment          generating       functions.
               Distributions  of  functions  of  one  random
               variable.  Independent  random  variables.      SIT2001
               Distributions  of  sum  of  independent         PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS II
               random  variables.  Functions  related  to
               normal  random  variables.  Central  limit      Distributions of two and more dimensional
               theorem.  Approximation  for  discrete          random  variables.  Correlation  coefficient.
               distributions.  Limiting  moment  generating    Conditional distributions. Bivariate normal
               functions.                                      distribution. Transformation of two random
                                                               variables. Distributions of order statistics.
               Assessment:
               Continuous Assessment: 40%                      Biased and unbiased estimators. Method of
               Summative Assessment: 60%                       moments. Method of maximum likelihood.
                                                               Confidence  interval  for:  mean, proportion
               SIT1002                                         and  variance  of  single  population;
               STATISTICAL PROGRAMMING                         difference between two means, difference
                                                               between  two  proportions  and  ratio  of
               Introduction to the statistical programming     variances.
               software.  Logical  operations.  Vector,
               matrices  and  arrays.  Sequence,  decision     Hypothesis  testing  for:  mean,  proportion
               statement  and  loops.  Writing  functions.     and  variance  of  single  population;
               Data  inputs.  Data  frames.  Graphics.         difference between two means, difference
               Random  number  generation.  Applications       between  two  proportions  and  ratio  of
               to statistics.                                  variances. Chi-square goodness-of-fit tests
                                                               and contingency tables.
               Assessment:
               Continuous Assessment: 70%                      Power  of  a  statistical  test.  Best  critical
               Summative Assessment: 30%                       region.  Likelihood  ratio  test.  Chebyshev's
                                                               inequality. Convergence in probability and
               SIT1003                                         distribution.  Asymptotic  distribution  of
               ANALYSIS OF DATA AND STATISTICAL                maximum  likelihood  estimator.  Rao-
               REPORT WRITING                                  Cramer's inequality.

               Descriptive  statistics.  Hypothesis  testing,   Assessment:
               confidence     interval   and    tests   of     Continuous Assessment: 40%
               independence. Regression and Correlation:       Summative Assessment: 60%
               continuous  response  data,  simple  and
               multiple linear model.                          SIT2007
                                                               FOUNDATIONS OF DATA SCIENCE
               Statistical  tests:  Goodness  of  fit  tests,
               ANOVA, Nonparametric test.                      Introduction  to  data  science;  Differences
                                                               between  experimental  and  observational
               Statistical Report Writing.                     data;  Characteristics  of  big  data  sets;
                                                               Sources of biases in data sets; Introduction





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