ph 141
summer 2010
ph 141 is an intensive introduction to applied statistical methods.
Although the course has been
designed specifically for those embarking on a one-year MPH degree, the course meets the needs
of a broad range of undergraduate and graduate students.
As part of Berkeley Summer Sessions,
ph 141 is available to visitors and to high school students with permission of the instructor.
This class covers all the material from ph 142 (formerly ph 142a) and a good deal of the material
from ph 145 (formerly ph 142b), along with an introduction to logistic regression, which is
covered in ph 241 and ph 245.
Students who complete the summer course are encouraged to
continue to develop their statistics skills by taking one or more 200 level courses such as
ph
245, ph 241, ph242c, or ph 252.
The main textbook is
Introduction to the Practice of Statistics
by David
Moore, George
McCabe, and Bruce Craig, 6th edition, either the extended version (green cover) or the shorter
version (yellow cover). Both versions have the same chapters, with some of the advanced
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- Summer '10
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- pH, High school students, Arthur C. Clarke, problem sessions, stata. stata, one-year MPH degree
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