This short course will review basic concepts of descriptive statistics and their usefulness for data-driven decision-making. It will then cover basic concepts of classical probability, concluding with the study of binomial and normal random variables.

The course is aimed at strengthening concepts of geometry, abstraction, and analysis of the environment in a plane. It will focus on interpreting structures, logical thinking, and its application in disciplines such as architecture, engineering, and design, promoting problem-solving through geometric representations.

Students from our program will share their experiences with basic internships, professional internships, and thesis projects they have developed throughout their studies.