Statistical Sciences

Learning goals General goals. The primary educational goal of teaching is to learn the main concepts related to the theory of stochastic processes. Students must also be able to apply the methods and be able to interpret the results. Knowledge and understanding. After attending the course the students know and understand the main concepts on discrete and continuous processes. Applying knowledge and understanding. At the end of the course the students are able to formalize real problems and to solve them by applying the specific methods of the discipline. Making judgements. Students develop critical skills through the application of the theory of stochastic processes. Communication skills. Students, through the study and performance of practical exercises, acquire the technical-scientific language of the discipline, which must be used appropriately in both the written and oral tests. Learning skills. Students who pass the exam have learned a method of analysis that allows them to tackle the subsequent teachings of statistical-probabilistic area.