Résumé de section

  • Welcome to our mathematics statistics course!

                              • Instructor: Dr. Zineb BOUDEBANE   
                              • Faculty of mathematics and computer sciences

                              • Department of Mathematics 

                              • Email: z.boudebane@centre-univ-mila.dz

                              •   Availability (Faculty Lounge):
                                    • Sunday: 11:00 AM – 12:30 PM
                                    • Thursday: 9:30 AM – 11:00 AM

  •    University of Abd-El hafid Boussouf -Mila·   

                Faculty: Science and Technology·    

        Department: Natural and Life Sciences·   

              •    Target Audience: First-year NLS Students·  
              •    Course Title: Statistics Mathematics ·    
              •    Credits: 04·   
              •    Coefficient: 02·     
              •    Duration: 15 weeks·   
              •    Schedule: Sunday: 12:30–14:00 , Thursday: 08:00–09:30
              • ·  Room: Lecture Hall 11, Sector 4.

     Assessment methods

                     The final grade is determined through two main components:

                  •  Final Examination (60%)
                    •  Continuous Assessment (40%)

    
    

  •     This course is divided into four learning units (chapters):
         

            Chapter 1: Real Functions of One Variable 


                 
    Chapter 2: Multivariable Functions

            Chapter 3: Numerical Series

                                                                          Chapter 4: Descriptive Statistics

                           

             For more details on the program and the content of the 4 chapters, please consult the following PDF file:

  •    At the end of this course, the learner will be able to :

    1. Identify the basic concepts related to real functions of a real variable .
    2. Distinguish between real functions of one variable and several variables.
    3. Test the nature of numerical series.
    4. Analyze the statistical data.
    5. Reorganize data into parameters and indicators.

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  • To successfully  complete this course, you must first have:                                                                 


      • Basic concepts related to functions.
      • Some differentiation rules .
      • Knowledge of some types and properties of numerical sequences
      • A general overview of statistical variable


  •    🎯 Chapter Objectives:

    By the end of this chapter , the student will be able to   i

        • Identify real series and their general form.
        • Explain the algebraic operations on numerical series.
        • Choose the appropriate comparison test for a given series.
        • Apply convergences tests, Riemann , d'Alembert , and Cauchy


    Ressources of Chapter 01

  •    🎯 Chapter Objectives:

             By the end of this chapter , the student will be able to                                                             

          • Define the basic concepts of descriptive statistics : population, modality, variable,......
          • Classify variables into quantitative and qualitative types
          • Illustrate observed data using appropriate statistical tables.
          • Calculate parameters of position and Dispersion .


            


    Ressources of Chapter 02

  •                                                                                                                                                                                                                                                       

                                                                                                                                                                

    • Bouyer, J. (2000). Méthodes statistiques : médecine-biologie. Éditions Estem.

    • Genet, J. et Pupion, G. (1974). Analyse moderne, tome 2. Vuibert, Paris.

    • Malacrida, S. (2022). Exercises of numerical series. Simone Malacrida.

    • Stoltz, G. et Rivoirard, V. (2012). Statistique mathématique en action. Vuibert, Paris, 448 p.

    • https://www.academia.edu/31904502/Cours_de_Statistique_Descriptive