Course Syllabus STT033
Course Syllabus STT033
SYLLABUS
STATISTICAL BIOLOGY
Second Semester, A.Y. 2022-2023
COURSE DETAILS
COURSE NUMBER STT033
COURSE TITLE Statistical Biology
COURSE DESCRIPTION The course includes descriptive statistics; probability and probability distributions; sampling theory; estimations
and tests of hypotheses on means, proportions and variances; correlation and simple linear regression,
introduction to experimental designs, analysis of variance, some nonparametric statistics and tests of hypotheses.
NUMBER OF UNITS (Lec/Lab) 3 units
Pre-Requisite None
Co-Requisite None
COURSE OUTLINE
Time Allotment Recommended Recommended
TOPICS
(hours) Teaching Assessment/Evaluat
Lecture Quiz Strategies ion
I. Descriptive Statistics • Lecture • Examination
a. Introduction to Statistics • Discussion • Exercise Report
3.0 1.5
b. Data Collection and Presentation • Exercises • Problem Sets
c. Some Statistical Measures of Data
QUIZ
II. Probability and Counting Techniques • Lecture • Examination
a. The Fundamental Principle of Counting • Discussion • Exercise Report
b. Permutations • Exercises • Problem Sets
c. Combination
d. Statistical Experiments 4.5 1.5
e. Sample Space
f. Probability
i. The Classical Definition of Probability
ii. Properties of Probability
QUIZ
III. Some Probability Distributions • Lecture • Examination
a. Random Variable • Discussion • Exercise Report
b. Probability Distributions of Random Variable • Exercises • Problem Sets
c. Discrete Probability Distribution
d. Continuous Probability Distribution 6 1.5
e. Some Probability Distributions
f. Binomial Distribution
g. Poisson Distribution
h. Normal Distribution
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Mindanao State University
Marawi City
QUIZ
PRELIM EXAM
IV. Statistical Estimation (Estimation) • Lecture • Examination
a. Preliminary Concepts • Discussion • Exercise Report
b. Confidence Interval for the Population Mean, Population Proportion, and
3.0 1.5 • Exercises • Problem Sets
Population Variance,
c. Confidence Interval for the Differences Between the Two Means, Two Proportions,
and Paired Observations
QUIZ
V. Statistical Estimation (Hypothesis Testing) • Lecture • Examination
a. Statistical Hypothesis • Discussion • Exercise Report
b. Test for Populations: • Exercises • Problem Sets
12.0 1.5
i. Test about a Population Mean, Proportion, and Variance
ii. Testing the Difference Between Two Population and Variance
iii. Hypothesis Testing for Paired Observations
QUIZ
MIDTERM EXAM
VI. Regression and Correlation • Lecture • Examination
a. Measures on Correlation • Discussion • Exercise Report
i. Cramer’s V • Exercises • Problem Sets
ii. Kendall Tau/Sumer’s D
iii. Pearson Correlation Coefficient 4.5 1.5
iv. Regression Analysis
b. Test on Correlation
i. Categorical Variables
ii. Numerical Variables
QUIZ
VII. Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) • Lecture • Examination
4.5 1.5
a. One-Way Classification in CRD and RCBD
Republic of the Philippines
Mindanao State University
Marawi City
LEARNING RESOURCES:
Suggested Textbooks:
1. Math Department, MSU-IIT. Elementary Statistics, Revised Edition, 2007.
2. Walpole, Ronald E. Introduction to Statistics, 3rd Edition.
3. Glover, Thomas and Mitchell, Kevin. An Introduction to Biostatistics, 3rd Edition.
4. Johnson, Robert. Elementary Statistics.
5. Mode, Elmer. Elements of Statistics.
6. Snedecor, George Waddel. Statistical Methods.
7. Sprinthaee, Richard C. Basic Statistical Analysis, 4th Edition.
8. Croxton, Frederick E. et al . Applied general Statistics, 3rd Edition.
Republic of the Philippines
Mindanao State University
Marawi City
Grade Equivalent:
GRADING SYSTEM 50-54 3.00
Prelim Exam 20% 55-59 2.75
Name of Faculty:
Midterm Exam 20% 60-64 2.50
Final Exam 30% 65-69 2.25 Office:
Quizzes, Exercises, 30% 70-74 2.00 Consultation Hours:
Assignments, etc., 75-79 1.75
Contact:
80-84 1.50
Passing score: 50% 85-89 1.25
90-100 1.00
CLASSROOM POLICIES
1. Attendance is a must. Incurring of three (3) consecutive unexcused absences or accumulated absences of more than 20% of the total number of class hours shall
automatically be dropped from the class.
2. Use of mobile phone during class is strictly prohibited.
3. Cheating is strictly prohibited.
4. Special examinations are given for students who were not able to take exams, but with a valid reason.
5. No students are allowed to go out of the room once the exam has started, unless he/she is done and has submitted his/her examination papers.
6. For more detailed policies regarding student behavior, see the University Student Handbook.
ALYSSA FATMAH S. MASTURA, MSc AMILA P. MACODI, PhD JOHNNY JIM S. OUANO, PhD
Faculty Department Chairperson Dean