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06-15-2009 at 06:41 PM
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Take Stats 2B03 AND Stats 1CC3?
Hey guys,
I've already taken Stats 1CC3 back in first year, and I've heard good things about Stats 2B03 so I was planning on taking that as well. Stats 2B03 does NOT list 1CC3 as an anti-requisite however 1CC3 is no longer part of the course list and 2B03 seems to be the exact same course.
So do you guys think its possible to take 2B03 with a 1CC3 credit? or they just messed up because its pretty clear that they are almost the same course.
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Hey,
That's exactly what I did last yr. It's actually not the same- 1CC3 was much easier than 2B03 but I did better in the 2nd if that makes sense. 2B03 has like <50% of 1CC3 material but the format of the courses are very similar to each other. Dr. Childs taught it and it was a really good course, I'd defs reccommend taking it on top of your 1CC3 credit.
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The question was answered right before and my information is deemed useless ^-^
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06-15-2009 at 06:57 PM
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haha, sorry jhan, clearly i'm new here. I did a quick search and only found the post about Stats 2B03 vs Stats 2D03. I'm guessing the other one was there somewhere, thanks to both of you =D
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06-15-2009 at 07:00 PM
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No, I mean, leek43 answered the question before me Lol and the info I gave wasn't very useful.
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06-23-2009 at 07:41 AM
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Im in Honours Life Sci.... I am taking Bio and Psych courses, mostly.
Do you recommend I take Stats... and if so, which one ? 2B03? WHICH IS THE EASIEST?
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Both are ridiculously easy. Though I've heard 2B03 was easier.
I'd definitely recommend stats if you plan on doing a thesis. It's also semi-useful for formal labs in Biology.
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And likely Bioinformatics...
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