Data Management and Interpretation
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Description
This course is an introduction to the quantitative methods used in agriculture and nature resource management. Statistical topics include the organisation, description and presentation of data; the design of experiments; the use of inference to draw conclusions from data; tests of significance for mean and proportions; confidence intervals; goodness of fit tests; regression and analysis of variance. Biomathematical topics include the construction and use of mathematical models, and an introduction to calculus.
Objective
Content
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| Year |
Semester |
Level |
Units |
| 2012 |
2 |
1 |
3 |
Delivery
2 one-hour lectures per week, one tutorial
and one practical session per week
Assessment
15% Assignments, 5% Mid-semester Test, 80% Final Examination.
Graduate attributes
Linkage past
No past linkages have been noted.
Linkage present
No present linkages have been noted.
Linkage future
This course is not recorded as prequisite for other courses.
Restrictions
None.
Recommended text
None.
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