ECO 2603 — BUSINESS AND ECONOMIC STATISTICS
Prerequisite: MTH 1513 and BC 2113 This introductory course covers such topics as statistical terminology, averages, dispersion, data display, probability, sampling, tests of hypothesis, and inferences. Throughout the course, the major emphasis will be placed on using statistical methods to solve business problems. As a requirement of this course, each student will complete a major applied research project (MARP). Credit: Three semester hours
Part of
- Associate of Applied Science in Applied Technology - Business Technology Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Administrative Accounting Option
- Associate of Applied Science in Business Management - Retail Management Option
- Associate of Science in Business - *Completed coursework earns a Certificate in Administrative Accounting. (Other certificates available based on elective and gen ed course selection.)
- Associate of Science in Business - Hospitality Management Option
- Associate of Science in Health Science