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About the Course

This course introduces students to data and statistics. By the end of the course, students should be able to interpret descriptive statistics, causal analyses and visualizations to draw meaningful insights. The course first introduces a framework for thinking about the various purposes of statistical analysis. We’ll talk about how analysts use data for descriptive, causal and predictive inference. We’ll then cover how to develop a research study for causal analysis, compute and interpret descriptive statistics and design effective visualizations. The course will help you to become a thoughtful and critical consumer of analytics. If you are in a field that increasingly relies on data-driven decision making, but you feel unequipped to interpret and evaluate data, this course will help you develop these fundamental tools of data literacy....

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Apr 4, 2021

This course explains basic statistical data analysis and research methodology in a really easy, understandable, relatable, and intuitive manner.

HK

Jul 9, 2023

Very nice and clearly explained the topics with practical examples.

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By Nicole C

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Sep 18, 2023

The course was quite hard to understand. But the reading material was good.

By Troy G

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Sep 5, 2025

This was about data, but nearly every example seemed to choose politically motivated data sets. Some of the articles referenced in the course did a much better job of letting data speak for itself without using what some can consider divisive content.

By Chandrakant B

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Mar 7, 2021

Without my permission money has been deducted, looters

By mohammad

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Jan 31, 2021

boring and like a machine recorded text to speech