This course equips the student with a working knowledge in physical electronics.  It includes discussion on Network Theorems, alternating current and voltage, and inductance.  It also covers types and functions of capacitors, diodes, and transistors.  Digital logic is also taken into consideration since this electronic concept revolutionized the computer industry. 

The course focuses on the application of univariate and bivariate statistical theories, techniques, and procedures on the task of finding probable answers to educational research questions, including data analysis related to statistical investigations in education. The major concern of the course is statistical inference with applications in education, as well as the use of computer software in processing data for analysis.