Statistics and Probability

I know, Statistics and Probability is difficult. But is there a way to make it easy? Of course. I for one managed that.

I know a lot of people struggle with it; a very small group of people are good at it. Back in university, I was in that bigger group, the group that struggled through Probability and Statistics lecture. I needed help; I couldn’t understand a thing, but I finally found help and turned my exam result around. I guess since you’re looking at this, you need help too.

This COMPLETE GUIDE course of Statistics and Probability contains everything you need to know to get started with Probability and Statistics. It’s packed with videos that have been categorized into different topics, hence easy for you to learn.

I’ve included lots of definitions, theorems, quizzes, examples, concise notes for EVERY single section, exercises, and a walkthrough of all the exercise sheets. Most importantly, It includes some additional questions that will strengthen your skill even more.

With this basic Statistics and Probability course, you will have a good core understanding to pursue a much more difficult Mathematics topic. In this course, everything has been broken down into a simple structure to make learning and understanding easy for you.

This COMPLETE guide is for those of you who are looking to get a full understanding of the basics; the important parts. You’ve already shown half of your determination by looking at the course, so if this course sounds right for you, boost your eagerness to learn and join me on this journey!

Tips:

1) It will be very useful if you also take notes of your own as you’re watching the lectures, it will help you understand everything better and quicker. Just pause if I move on to other topics too fast or if you haven’t fully understood the previous sub-topic before you move on to the next parts.

2) Use headphones for better sound. (I suggest you turn the volume up)

Who these Statistics and Probability course are for:

1. high school students
2. university students
3. courses that require probability and statistics (e.g. computer science, and other sciences)
4. Engineering