Learning goals
Prepare students to proposing solutions to real statistical problems in many research areas.

Knowledge and understanding
At the end of the course the students have the ability to understand and solve real practical statistical problems and to propose adequate solutions.

Applying knowledge and understanding
Students are required to apply theoretical and computational skills to real problems and case-studies in a wide range of domains.

Making judgements
One of the main goals of practical activities is to develop the ability to understand problems and to propose and compare alternative statistical approaches to solve them.

Communication skills
Students acquire the ability of discussing problems and of presenting oral and written reports of their practical analyses.

Learning skills
The students acquire a series of skills useful for future academic and professional activities.