Research opportunities for undergraduate students. Students practice their data science and applied statistics skills by completing a hands-on team project on a practical problem proposed by a project sponsor. Students are expected to give regular oral presentations and prepare at least one written report on their research.
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UnitsOptional
Grading1, 2, 3
PasstimeUpper division only
Level LimitLetters and science
CollegeHoenstly i took 131 cus i thought it would be easy, but summer idk what was with the change up but i would not take it during the summer. Acts like they care but they dont rly want to help
i had a 96% coming into the final and oh boy, where do i even start about this final. the questions were so absurdly abstract, unseen, but most importantly unfair towards every student in the class. i felt that they did not reflect what we learned during the quarter at all; cherry on top he barely curved so i ended the course with a flat B. AVOID!
She's a good professor with just homeworks, section attendance, and a 50% final project. The project covers all the material from throughout the course and takes about 10-15 hours to finish. The grading is very fair, follow the rubric and you'll get an A!
Cannot hear the professor at all and he refuses to wear a mic. Made the final questions we had never gone over in class and barely curved. Would not recommend
Dr. Coburn was great in lectures, and made the concepts seem simple to understand, but the ease of homework, examples and quiz questions left me improperly prepared for the midterm and final question styles. Very accesible, and office hours are helpful. Weekly homework and quizzes, a midterm and a final exam.
The professor is calm and cool. The exams are a bit hard and I would recommend studying with lots of practice problems weeks before exams. I found that the practice exams were not as helpful as the lecture examples.