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STATS 101A

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Introduction to Data Analysis and Regression

Requisites: one course from course 10, 12, 13, 15, Economics 41, or Psychology 100A, or score of 4 or higher on Advanced Placement Statistics Examination, and course 20.

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STATS 101A — Introduction to Data Analysis and RegressionSTATS 101AIntroduction to Data A…STATS 10 — Introduction to Statistical ReasoningSTATS 10Introduction to Statis…STATS 12 — Introduction to Statistical Methods for Geography and Environmental StudiesSTATS 12Introduction to Statis…ECON 41 — Probability and Statistics for EconomistsECON 41Probability and Statis…MATH 31A — Differential and Integral CalculusMATH 31ADifferential and Integ…MATH 1 — PrecalculusMATH 1PrecalculusMATH 31B — Integration and Infinite SeriesMATH 31BIntegration and Infini…STATS 13 — Introduction to Statistical Methods for Life and Health SciencesSTATS 13Introduction to Statis…STATS 15 — Introduction to Data ScienceSTATS 15Introduction to Data S…PSYCH 100A — Psychological StatisticsPSYCH 100APsychological Statisti…COMPTNG 10A — Introduction to ProgrammingCOMPTNG 10AIntroduction to Progra…PSYCH 10 — Introductory PsychologyPSYCH 10Introductory PsychologySTATS 20 — Introduction to Statistical Programming with RSTATS 20Introduction to Statis…STATS 101B — Introduction to Design and Analysis of ExperimentSTATS 101BIntroduction to Design…STATS C116 — Applied Bayesian Social StatisticsSTATS C116Applied Bayesian Socia…STATS 140XP — Collaboration in Data ScienceSTATS 140XPCollaboration in Data…STATS 141XP — Practice of Data ScienceSTATS 141XPPractice of Data Scien…STATS 143 — Introduction to Research in StatisticsSTATS 143Introduction to Resear…STATS 153 — Hierarchical Linear ModelingSTATS 153Hierarchical Linear Mo…STATS C173 — Applied GeostatisticsSTATS C173Applied GeostatisticsSTATS 101C — Introduction to Statistical Models and Data MiningSTATS 101CIntroduction to Statis…STATS 133 — Introduction to Text Mining Using RSTATS 133Introduction to Text M…MATH M148 — Experience of Data ScienceMATH M148Experience of Data Sci…STATS 184 — Societal Impacts of DataSTATS 184Societal Impacts of Da…STATS C216 — Applied Bayesian Social StatisticsSTATS C216Applied Bayesian Socia…STATS C151 — Experimental DesignSTATS C151Experimental DesignSTATS C160 — Causal Inference for Health DataSTATS C160Causal Inference for H…STATS 170 — Introduction to Time-Series AnalysisSTATS 170Introduction to Time-S…Also satisfied by MATH 156, not drawn in this view.one of +1Also satisfied by MATH 2, which UCLA names as a requisite but does not publish in this catalog.some of +1one ofAlso satisfied by STATS 100C, not drawn in this view.one of +1Also satisfied by MATH 156, not drawn in this view.one of +1one ofone ofAlso satisfied by STATS 21, COMPTNG 16A, not drawn in this view.one of +2Also satisfied by STATS 100C, not drawn in this view.one of +1one of
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