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Computational statistics, 6 credits

The course aims to provide an understanding of computational tools and algorithms used for making statistical and numerical analyses. The course contents is a mix of theoretical concepts, computer exercises in programming language R and discussion seminars. Such concepts as random number generation, Markov Chain Monte Carlo, solving systems of equations, numerical likelihood maximization, stochastic search algorithms and many other concepts are studied in the course.

Language of instruction: English
Level: Master's level
Department offering the course: Department of Computer and Information Science
Contact:  Lilian Alarik, 011-36 35 90, studievagledare-statistik@liu.se
 Lotta Hallberg, 0734-618988, ann-charlotte.hallberg@liu.se

Specific admission requirements: For acceptance to the course, the student must have a bachelor’s degree with a total of at least 90 ECTS credits (1.5 years of full-time studies) in mathematics, applied mathematics, statistics, and computer science. The undergraduate courses in mathematics should include both calculus and linear algebra. The student shall have taken at least one course at advanced level in statistics and a course including including multiple linear regression. Also, the student should have passed a programming course covering at least 6 ECTS credits.


Course information
Semester:  Spring  2014
Enrolment code:  LIU-
Rate of study:  Part-time
Campus:  Linköping
Study Period:  201414 - 201423, 31 March-8 June 2014
Course code:  732A38
Tuition fee:  9 498 SEK


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