The course will also make use of MS Excel for practical ways in visualizing, summarizing, describing, and exploring data, and will highlight the meaning and understanding of the statistical information produced. In this training course, participants will learn the necessary tools in performing basic statistical techniques and analysis as input to evidence-based decisions and other policy-making activities. Statistics plays an integral role in collecting, organizing, summarizing, and analyzing any form of data. The course serves as a gateway to the understanding and appreciation of Statistics in practical settings. *Microsoft Excel for Data Management is a prerequisite to this courseīASIC STATISTICS 1: DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS (BS 1) COURSE DESCRIPTION Users with existing OTRS accounts need not register again. CLICK HERE for complete details on how to enroll in this course including prerequisites (if any), training rates/fees, and alternate schedules. The online regular training course on Basic Statistics 1: Descriptive Statistics* will be held on April 12-15, 2021. Press esc, or click the close the button to close this dialog box. Search (Combination + S): Shortcut for search page.

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