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Hi again everyone. I am revising my schedule for next semester because a schedule conflict came up, and am wondering, if i take statistical theory i (and ii later), would this be useful to me? I am a physics / electrical engineering major w/ math minor, i wish to go to grad school for physics, although i am not sure exactly which field (i am waiting until i get to the higher level physics classes to decide what most interests me). I have already taken the required prob & stats for sci & engineers. I don't particularly like statistics, but I am wondering if going deeper would be more useful and/or interesting?
As a side note, i took this class a while ago and am rusty on it. If you think that I need more statistics, should i go back and reread the book from my prob & stats class? Or will statistical theory basically go over everything we did again, just in more depth?
Thanks again for your help everyone, you all are great!
As a side note, i took this class a while ago and am rusty on it. If you think that I need more statistics, should i go back and reread the book from my prob & stats class? Or will statistical theory basically go over everything we did again, just in more depth?
Thanks again for your help everyone, you all are great!