Business Statistics is the science of collecting, exploring, and presenting large amounts of data to discover underlying patterns and trends. Statistics are applied in research, industry, and government to assist business decision-making under uncertainties based on some numerical and measurable scales. This course will strengthen students’ understanding of statistical concepts and develop their skills to use statistical tools and apply selected inferential statistical methods in the fields of economics and business. The course will focus on a review of distributions with an emphasis on the normal distribution. Sampling distribution for the means, proportion, sampling distribution of the difference between two means and proportions, estimation of population parameters, tests of statistical hypothesis using the mean, proportion, and difference between two means, difference between proportions and the ratio of two variances (F-distribution) and estimation of the Simple Linear Regression and multiple correlation. Delivery will be via a combination of lectures, in-class activities, and individual exercises