This is a first-year college-level course in statistics, intended to provide comprehensive preparation for the AP Statistics exam. The class is helpful for students who plan to major in math, science, social science, business, engineering, or medicine in college. The purpose of the course is to acquaint students with major tools and concepts related to collecting data, performing analyses, and forming conclusions. There are four broad conceptual areas: exploring data, sampling and experimentation, anticipating patterns, and statistical inference. Course evaluation will be based on homework, discussion, quizzes, projects, and examinations. The course will use the question banks and practice tests provided by the College Board to prepare students for the types of questions they will see on the AP exam.
AP Statistics
Course Catalog ID:
4042
Subject Categories:
AP Course, Math
Description
Prerequisites
Grade Levels*:
10, 11, 12
* Enrollment restricted based on Date of Birth and Grad Year (whichever is more limiting). Enrollment outside these levels requires written concurrence from TPS Support.
Readiness
• Successful completion (80% or higher) of TPS Precalculus
━ OR ━
• Successful completion (85% or higher) of TPS Algebra 2 (Honors)
━ OR ━
• Successful completion (90% or higher) of TPS Algebra 2
━ OR ━
• Successful completion of Readiness Test
Notes and Conditions
Flexible Scheduling: This course may be taken with live class attendance reduced or waived if the student has a schedule or time zone conflict. Please review the Flexible Scheduling information for details.
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California A-G: This course has CA A-G approval.