Statistics

AP STATISTICS Full Year, 1 credit (C316AP) AP Statistics is an academically rigorous course that reflects current and important developments in statistical analysis. The course follows the College Board-prescribed AP Statistics curriculum. The topics of study include sampling and experimental design, the role of graphical displays as an important component of data analysis, transformations, residual analysis, normal probability plots, and simulation. The analysis of data will include the use of real data extracted from journal articles, newspapers and other published sources. Application of statistical methods will examine a wide range of disciplines and subject areas. Prerequisite: Successful completion of Algebra II or Honors Algebra II AP Examinations are required in order to receive AP course weighting and AP credit. Please see page 14 of the course guide for more information.