This honors course covers concepts in statistics and probability. Students cover topics such as one-variable and two-variable data, methods of data collection, data analysis, probability theory, and random variables. In this course, there is a strong emphasis on real world applications. Students will examine how data analysis and the likelihood of events can be applied to our lives every day. This course will also strengthen critical thinking skills and ability to be a successful problem solver. Students will see a variety of real-life applications through individual and group activities as well as in weekly discussions. This writing-enhanced course serves as an introduction to the AP® Statistics course.
For only $200, students can earn 3 colleges credits for dual enrollment through Becker College. Students enrolled in these courses wishing to obtain college credit through Becker College should download and complete the registration form and return it to VHS Learning. For more information and to download the registration form please click here.
Algebra 2.
Please note this course contains a final exam that will require the student to identify in advance an appropriate location as well as an adult proctor for the exam.
Students will be able to: • Identify different types of data
• Identify and apply different data collection techniques
• Construct and interpret statistical displays
• Apply and interpret statistical measures
• Conduct a study and interpret their findings
• Apply counting methods
• Calculate and interpret the likelihood of events
• Apply the rules of probability
• Apply critical thinking skills and interpret real-world applications in written form
Students need to have access to a TI-83 or TI-84 graphing calculator.
Please note: This course requires use of flash to access some course content, which will require regular access to a computer with a Windows/Mac operating system or Chromebook. This part of the course cannot be completed on a mobile device, and will require Flash to be
enabled.