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Hypothesis Testing

Develop your maths & stats skills

  • Fri 8 Nov 19

    12:00 - 13:00

  • Colchester Campus

    Student Development Zone B

  • Event speaker

    Hansa Bissoondeeal

  • Event type

    Workshops, training and support
    Maths and Stats Workshops

  • Event organiser

    Student Development Department

  • Contact details

Worried about the statistics part of your course? Come and get some help.

This workshop is for you if you would like extra support with statistics topics in your degree course. This workshop will cover basic hypothesis testing with normally distributed populations.

You can book this stand-alone workshop or the series of 3 workshops: Basic statistics concepts, Normal Distribution and Hypothesis Testing.

 

Click here to book onto this workshop through CareerHub or visit the Student Services Hub in the Silberrad Student Centre.

For more information

Skills for Success are here to help you succeed in your studies and achieve your potential.  We offer support and resources to help improve your writing, maths, research, study skills and English language, no matter what your discipline or level of study. All Skills for Success workshops can be booked via CareerHub.

Visit our webpages or go to the Student Services Hub in the Silberrad Student Centre to find out more about our services, and how we can help.

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