To obtain the exam, it is necessary to successfully pass the electronic / written test based on computer technology to a minimum of 51 points out of a total of 100 points. The final assessment of the subject consists of points obtained from the bases of statistics and the basics of computing. The final result is based on a the classification scale referred to in Art. 20 VP č. 2 UVLF.

We can characterize the subject's subject profile at the following points:

• Understanding the fundamentals of computer science

• Working alone and using OS MS Windows

• Separate advanced work with MS Office (creating documents and templates, tables, working with functions and formulas, using graphs, creating interactive presentations)

• Internet use (search, use of information resources, communication, protection of personal data, social networks)

• Understanding the fundamentals of statistics

• Graduates have basic knowledge required in order to interconnect an experiment – appropriate statistical method.

• In the preparation of the experiment, they are able to suggest a particular procedure and perform appropriate assessment of such procedure using the knowledge.

1. Introduction to the statistics

2. Descriptive statistics

3. Probability and Probability Distributions

4. Estimation

5. Hypothesis Testing: One-Sample Inference

6. Hypothesis Testing: Two-Sample Inference

7. Hypothesis Testing: Categorical Data

8. Analysis of the Variance

9. Regression and Correlation Methods

10. Applications of the statistical methods in practise using informatics

11 Introduction to informatics

12. Introduction to MS Windows and others operating systems

13 Introduction to networks and internet,

14 Introduction to MS OFFICE

15. Creating modern documents in MS Word and calculate's sheets in MS Excel

1st week: Explanation of the essential terms in statistics and Introduction to the descriptive statistics, measurement of the location (arithmetic mean, median, mode)

2nd week: Measurement of the spread (range, quantiles, the variance and standard deviation, coefficient of the variation)

3rd week: Introduction and definition of the probability, distribution(binomial, poisson, normal) 6th week: Applications of the One-Sample t Test

4th week: Applications of the Paired t Test, Two-Sample t Test and F Test

5th week: Applications of the Two-Sample t Test and Chi-Square Test

6th week: Introduction to the One-Way Analysis of Variance and application of the One-Way ANOVA

7th week: Application of the linear regression and correlations

8th week: Introduction into informatics (Explanation of the essential terms in informatics, information technology in statistics, compare of the programs.)

9th week: Introduction into operating systems MS Windows

10th week: Introduction into MS OFFICE

11th – 13th week: Work with MS OFFICE (creating documents and templates, tables, working with functions and formulas, using graphs, creating interactive presentations)

Aviva Petrie and Paul Watson: Statistics for Veterinary and Animal Science, June 9, 1999, ISBN 2. Wayne W. Daniel and Chad L. Cross: Biostatistics: A Foundation for Analysis in the Health Sciences, January 9, 2013, 3. Bernard Rosner: Fundamentals of Biostatistics, August 19, 2010 4. Marcello Pagano and Kimberlee Gauvreau: Principles of Biostatistics, March 9, 2000 5. John Walkenbach et all., Office 2007 Bible, Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2007 ISBN 978-0-470-04691-3 6. John Walkenbach, Excel 2007 Bible, Wiley Publishing, Inc., 2007 , ISBN-10: 0-470-04403-9 7. Manuals and tutorials on the web page

Continuous assessment:

To obtain a credit it is necessary to attend lectures and exercises with active participation.

Conditions for completion of course:

To obtain the exam, it is necessary to successfully pass the electronic / written test based on computer technology to a minimum of 51 points out of a total of 100 points. The final assessment of the subject consists of points obtained from the bases of statistics and the basics of computing. The final result is based on a the classification scale referred to in Art. 20 VP č. 2 UVLF.

Final assessment:

The final assessment of the subject consists of the points obtained from the bases of statistics and the basics of computing. The final result is based on a the classification scale referred to in Art. 20 VP č. 2 UVLF.

Subject is provided in the summer semester