The course deals with statistics applied to management. Honestly, I can't remember whether I was enrolled in it to prepare for competitive examinations to enter business and management schools, or whether I was already in the school in question.

You will gain an overview of various methods used in statistics, which I learned during my management courses. They were developed by mathematicians several centuries ago, sometimes, well, probably millennia ago, but the course does not cover Antiquity or earlier periods. You must suspect that from the outset, the term "homo" can have a cold, even glacial, and sad side; it can appear as a brutal way of reminding us to be realistic...provided we truly want to give meaning to this word within a vast array of concepts and different frameworks. Remember that the goal, or one of the goals, of statistics is decision-making, that is to say, it helps in making decisions...this may seem harsh, dry, even inhuman, but from my point of view, nature is not at all human...I'll stop there; this isn't a philosophy lecture, a subject in which, in any case, I don't excel. But you must suspect that the individual called "homo" probably had to count even before acquiring the nature "sapiens"...well, I'm talking nonsense, having studied neither biology nor medicine. So try to enjoy this course anyway, and once again, I thank my (own) teachers

I've recently prepared a course in statistics applied to management. I can also teach a language to beginners (based on my previous experience, I think I can assist with less academic subjects). Like everyone, I have my own weaknesses (in the exact sciences, for example) and some strengths, such as my native language.