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Biostatistical Methods I: Linear Regression and ANOVA

BIOL-X403.15

This fully online, asynchronous course provides a comprehensive introduction to linear regression and analysis of variance (ANOVA), equipping learners with essential skills for statistical modeling and data analysis in biomedical and scientific fields.

Course Highlights:

  • Core Statistical Techniques: Master simple and multiple linear regression to predict outcomes and ANOVA to compare group differences, with practical applications in clinical research, public health, and beyond.
  • Data Transformation Skills: Learn to apply logarithmic transformations to address non-normality and stabilize variance, using diagnostic tools like residual plots and Q-Q plots.
  • R Programming Proficiency: Gain hands-on experience with R for data analysis, building and evaluating models without requiring prior coding knowledge.
  • Flexible Learning: Access course materials at your convenience during the session, ideal for balancing professional or academic commitments.
Learning Outcomes:

Participants will develop the ability to construct, interpret, and refine statistical models, preparing them for advanced study or careers in biostatistics, data science, or research. This course establishes a strong foundation in biostatistics basics, setting the stage for further exploration in subsequent courses.

Who Should Enroll:
 
  • Students seeking a linear regression course or ANOVA training to support academic goals.
  • Professionals aiming to enhance statistical analysis skills for research or industry roles.
  • Individuals interested in biostatistics or data analytics with applications in healthcare and science.
Additional Information:
 
  • Course Materials: A course reader is provided with each module, accessible to students at no additional cost. Instructions for accessing these materials are shared on the first day.
  • Prerequisites: No prior experience with R or advanced statistics is required.
  • Next Steps: Continue your learning with Biostatistical Methods II: Logistic Regression and Survival Analysis to explore advanced topics such as logistic regression and survival analysis.

 

Course Information

3.00 units
$725.00
Notes: Instructions for ordering the course reader (e-textbook) will be provided on the first day of class.

Course sessions

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Section ID:

EL00004555

Class type:

Not Applicable

Textbooks:

All course materials are included unless otherwise stated.

Policies:

Drop Refund Deadline:

01/19/2027

Schedule:

No information available at this time.
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