Introduction TO Biostatistics

Learn Statistics the Right way

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**COMPLETE COURSE AVAILABLE EARLY 2025**

10

Lessons

>15

Videos

Beginner

Skill Level

8-10h

Duration

English

Language

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Overview

This self-paced, fully online course will take you from 0 knowledge to analyzing datasets in no time, without sacrificing understanding!

The course is compact, practical, and straight to the point.

I’ve carefully curated the content and refined my approach over many years, drawing from my university lectures, and (if I can say so without sounding pretentious) I really believe in this material.

The material will include videos, slides, code notebooks, exercises, and references to books, blogs, and other courses to help you go further, when appropriate.

Completing this course will help you:

Who is the course for?

This course assumes no background knowledge and requires only basic high-school level mathematics.

It is designed for science and industry, focusing on clarity, rigour, and practical aspects of statistical analyses.

About the instructor

I’ve been teaching statistics in 2 world-class universities for many years, where I consistently receive exceptional student evaluations : students value my patience, clear style of exposition, empathy, and passion for the subject.

I’ve also been a consultant in projects all over the world, in business and academia.

This unique blend of pedagogy, diverse experience, and hands-on work will permeate all throughout the course.

I want you to learn statistics the right way, how I wish it was taught to me!

Learn Statistics The Right WAY

My Misson?

To elevate statistics education and practice.

This means, no dumbing down of content : I will elevate you, the learner, to meet the material at the right time for you to master it!

Ready to become a statistics expert?

 

Learning Path

  • Causality, AI, Data Science, and Statistics
  • The role of the (bio)statistician in 2025
  • My Teaching Philosophy and Pedagogical Approach
  • Quantitative (i.e. Numeric)
    • Discrete (counts)
    • Continuous
  • Qualitative
    • Nominal
    • Binary
    • Ordinal
  • Mean
  • Variance – standard deviation
  • Quantiles
  • Weighted Means
  • Histogram
  • Boxplot
  • Barplot
  • Creative and informative plotting design principles
  • Formalism (probability space, events)
  • Rules of probability calculus
  • Marginal, joint and conditional distributions
  • Bayes theorem,
  • Law of total probability
  • Discrete (Bernoulli, Binomial, Poisson)
  • Continuous (Normal, Exponential)
  • Qualitative (Multinomial, Ordinal)
  • Empirical distributions vs. Theoretical distributions
  •  Probability model, sampling, estimators
  • Sample mean, Difference of means, Student’s t-test
  • Scatter Plots
  • Covariance and Correlation
  • Line of best fit (linear, polynomial, smooth)
  • Ordinary Least Squares
  • Simple and Multiple Regression
  • ANOVA
  • ANOVA and Linear Regression : two sides of the same coin
  • Further topics
  • Career Prospects
  • Next Steps

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Frequently Asked Questions

  • Beginners with no prior knowledge of statistics.
  • Anyone with a basic high-school level math background.
  • Science professionals and industry practitioners looking to improve their data analysis skills.
  • Understanding different types of data.
  • Selecting impactful visualizations for data.
  • Applying statistical models and tests for clear inferences.
  • Analyzing real-world datasets in a meaningful way.
  • Compact and straight to the point, without sacrificing understanding.
  • Emphasizes practical applications with real-world datasets.
  • Includes curated resources like videos, slides, code notebooks, and exercises.
  • Taught by an experienced instructor with a blend of academic and industry expertise.
  • No prior knowledge of statistics or programming is required.
  • Basic understanding of high-school level mathematics.
  • Video lectures.
  • Slide decks.
  • Code notebooks for hands-on learning.
  • Exercises to practice your skills.
  • References to books, blogs, and other advanced resources.

The course consists of 10 lessons:

    1. Introduction
    2. Variable Types
    3. Describing a Distribution
    4. Describing a Distribution Visually
    5. Introduction to Probability
    6. Probability Distributions for Each Variable Type
    7. Statistical Hypothesis Testing
    8. Describing Two-Variable Relationships Visually
    9. Linear Regression and ANOVA
    10. Conclusion and Capstone Project
  • The course is self-paced, so you can learn at your own speed.
  • Most learners complete the course within a few weeks.
  • Access to R and RStudio is recommended (free and easy to install, and you can use a Cloud web version at no cost).
  • No prior coding experience is required—R code will be explained step-by-step.
  • While this is a self-paced course, you will engage with:
    • Exercises for practice.
    • Hands-on code notebooks.
    • Real-world datasets for analysis.
  • Yes, you will receive a certificate upon completing the course.
  • The course includes dedicated support channels where you can ask questions.
  • Additional community resources will be available for discussion and collaboration.
  • Special discounted pricing for pre-ordering the course before its official launch.
  • Unfortunately, no free trial is available (maybe soon), but I do provide a no questions-asked money-back guarantee!