Statistics courses

Build a strong foundation in statistics with courses designed for learners at any level. Whether you're exploring data science, working with data analytics, or just getting started, these courses cover key concepts like probability, distributions, and interpreting data. You'll gain practical skills to analyze and make sense of data in real-world contexts, helping you move confidently into more advanced topics or applied fields.
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  1. Learn how to calculate and interpret several descriptive statistics using the Python library NumPy.
    • With Certificate
    • Beginner Friendly.
      4 hours
  2. Learn the statistics behind data science, from summary statistics to regression models.
    • Includes 9 Courses
    • With Certificate
    • Intermediate.
      26 hours
  3. Learn how to implement statistical models and run hypothesis tests in R.
    • Intermediate.
      4 hours
  4. Learn about NumPy, a Python library used to store arrays of numbers, organize large amounts of data, and perform statistical calculations.
    • With Certificate
    • Intermediate.
      4 hours
  5. Get started with the most popular summary statistics: mean, median, and mode.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  6. Boxplots are the most compact way to visually represent descriptive statistics about a variable. Learn how to make them in this course.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  7. Learn how to calculate, interpret, and report the variance and standard deviation
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  8. Sometimes data needs to be described in terms of distributions, quartiles, quintiles, and IQR let you do just that.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  9. Learn how to work with bins and breaks to describe the distribution of a dataset.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  10. Learn the coding, data science, and math you need to get started as a Machine Learning or AI engineer.
    • Includes 9 Courses
    • With Certificate
    • Beginner Friendly.
      39 hours
  11. Build the mathematical skills you need to work in data science.
    • Includes 8 Courses
    • With Certificate
    • Beginner Friendly.
      12 hours
  12. Learn to analyze and visualize data using Python and statistics.
    • Includes 8 Courses
    • With Certificate
    • Intermediate.
      13 hours
  13. Discover the world of data in this fully conceptual course where you will learn how to think about, visualize, and analyze data.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      4 hours
  14. Learn how to use exploratory data analysis (EDA) techniques in Python to evaluate, summarize, and visualize your data.
    • With Certificate
    • Beginner Friendly.
      6 hours
  15. Use NFL team statistics to model game winners and discover the most important team-level stats
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
  16. Learn how to fit, interpret, and compare linear regression models in Python.
    • Intermediate.
      6 hours
  17. Learn how to fit and interpret linear regression with a single predictor variable
    • Beginner Friendly.
      2 hours
  18. Learn how to evaluate statistical significance and the best thresholds to use.
    • Beginner Friendly.
      1 hour
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Frequently asked questions about Statistics courses

  • Statistics is the study of collecting, analyzing, and interpreting data to uncover patterns and insights. In data science, it’s essential for building models, testing hypotheses, and making data-driven decisions. It provides the foundation for many techniques used in machine learning and analytics.