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Title Session Year Session Codesort ascending Course Outline Instructor
STAT 545A: Exploratory Data Analysis 2016 Winter
STAT 536E: Statistical Theory for the Design and Analysis of Clinical Studies 2021 Winter stat_536e_outline_2021wt2.pdf
STAT 251: Elementary Statistics 2018 Winter W. A. Lasantha Premarathna
STAT 203: Statistical Methods 2021 Winter stat_203_outline_2021wt1.pdf Eugenia Yu
STAT 251: Elementary Statistics 2023 Winter
STAT 306: Finding Relationships in Data 2014 Winter Harry Joe
STAT 404: Design and Analysis of Experiments 2017 Winter stat404_outline_draft.17-18.pdf William J. Welch
STAT 300: Intermediate Statistics for Applications 2020 Winter
STAT 520C: Topics in Bayesian Analysis and Decision Theory - OPERATING TRAITS 2022 Winter stat_520c_outline_2022wt2.pdf Paul Gustafson
STAT 561: Statistical Theory II 2015 Winter Jiahua Chen
STAT 536C: Statistical Theory for the Design and Analysis of Clinical Studies 2013 Winter Paul Gustafson
STAT 547H: Topics in Statistics 2019 Winter stat_547h_19-20_jc.pdf Jiahua Chen
STAT 305: Introduction to Statistical Inference 2022 Winter stat_305_outline_2022wt1.pdf William J. Welch
STAT 547C: Topics in Statistics 2016 Winter Ruben H. Zamar
STAT 200: Elementary Statistics for Applications 2019 Winter STAT 200 Outline (2019WT1) Melissa Lee, W. A. Lasantha Premarathna
STAT 540: Statistical Methods for High Dimensional Biology 2021 Winter stat540_outline_2021wt2_keegan_korthauer.pdf Keegan Korthauer
STAT 300: Intermediate Statistics for Applications 2018 Winter Marie Auger-Méthé, Melissa Lee
STAT 251: Elementary Statistics 2021 Winter stat_251_outline_2021wt1.pdf W. A. Lasantha Premarathna
STAT 300: Intermediate Statistics for Applications 2023 Winter
STAT 357: Stochastic Signals and Systems 2014 Winter Ruben H. Zamar

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