Departments - STATISTICS - Course Outcomes
SEM-I: Paper-I: Descriptive Statistics and probability
CO1:Understand the have the basic knowledge on data collection and various statistical elementary tools.
CO2:Have the critical thinking in the theory of probability and its applications in real lifeproblems.
SEM-II: Paper-II: Probability distributions
CO1:Made abridge between the elementary statistical tools and probability theory.
CO2: Apply the theoretical discrete probability distributions like binomial, Poisson, etc., in the relevant application areas.
CO3:Apply the theoretical continuous probability distributions like Normal, Exponential,etc., in the relevant application areas.
SEM-III:Paper-III:Statistical Methods and Theory of Estimation
CO1:Find the inter-relation between two or more phenomena with the help of curve fitting and correlation-regression analysis.
CO2:Understand the basic componentsof sampling and have the knowledge on exact sampling distributions which are essential for estimating and testing hypothetical statements.
CO3:Find a best estimator with reference to the different criteria in case of real life applications and questionnaires.
SEM-IV:Paper-IV:Statistical Inference
CO1:Understand critically the problems that are faced in testing of a hypothesis with reference to the errors in decision making.
CO2:Applythe differenttestingtools liket-test,F-test, chi-squaretest,sign test,runtest, etc analyse the relevant real life problems.
SEM-V:Paper-V:Applied Statistics-I
CO1:Analyse such problems and to make better decisions for future in their fields.
CO2:Understand the concepts of quality control in industry.
CO3:Apply various tools to examine the qualityof aprocess and product.
SEM-VI: Paper-VI: Analytical Statistics-II
CO1:Know the various sampling methodologies and their efficiencies in theoretical and practical aspects.
CO2:Analyse the different mathematical models with the help of statistical deigns and appropriate data and made valuable conclusions by proper evaluation.
CO3:Know the various sampling methodologies and their efficiencies in the oretical and practical aspects.