Biola University Online Course

Grade 9 – 12 (Age 14-18)

Are you a Grade 9-12 student with a passion for problem-solving? Join Biola University’s ENGR 124 – Data Analysis and Presentation (Credit 1) course in an exciting 3-week synchronous online course!

This course is intended for Chemistry, Physics and Engineering Department majors or anyone else interested in learning to develop their intuition for problem-solving using formal and informal techniques. Involves the use of MATLAB, Excel and other computer tools for data analysis.

✔ Gain hands-on experience with MATLAB, Excel, and other tools used by engineers and scientists.
✔ Boost your college portfolio with real college credit from a leading U.S. university.
✔ Get personal interaction & a recommendation from a Biola University professor.
✔ Experience college-level learning from the comfort of home!

IMPORTANT NOTES

Early bird price will last until 31 May
Program registration will be closed on 16 June
Class of 2025 graduates are also welcome to join this program

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Overview

Grade level (in 25/26)
G9-G12
Class of 2025 graduates are welcome to join

Schedule
24 June – 5 July (Tue – Sat) | 8 – 10.30 AM

Format
Online Synchronous Class (10 online meetings, 5 days a week)

Early Bird Price (until 31 May)
YPPH Students: Rp16,500,000
Non-YPPH Students: Rp17,500,000

Regular Price (until 16 June)
All Students: Rp19,900,000

Dr. Jason Wilson

Biola University

Dr. Jason Wilson is a dedicated statistician and educator in the Department of Math and Computer Science of Biola University where he oversees courses such as Introduction to Probability and Statistics, Business Statistics, and Biostatistics. He also teaches advanced courses in the math program, including Probability, Mathematical Statistics, and Statistical Consulting Practicum, as well as Statistics for Research in the Applied Psychology program. Dr. Wilson integrates his faith into his teaching, illustrating how mathematical principles reflect the nature of God and empower students to live purposefully. In 2019, he founded Biola’s Quantitative Consulting Center, providing statistical consulting services to the university and local businesses. His research interests span various fields, including evaluating baseball pitch quality and exploring topics for his upcoming book on Statistical Apologetics.