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Sample Course IDs

Are you starting with MyStatLab, but don’t know quite where to start? Well, one option would be to copy another instructor’s course and see what they’ve done. You can copy their homework assignments, test, and quizzes, or just part of that list, as a basis for creating your course.

To copy a course, within your MyStatLab account, click on “Create or Copy a Course” at the top or bottom of the left bar where all your existing courses are listed. At the next page, select “Copy a Course” from the bottom of the list, and then “Copy Another Instructor’s Course.” Enter in one of the Course IDs below and then follow the directions for deciding what parts of their course you want to copy. (You can always remove pieces that you copy, so you’re probably better off copying everything and deleting the unwanted parts later, if you are unsure.)

Sample courses are listed below—and if you’d like to add your excellent course to this list for others to copy, just let us know at: MML@pearson.com.

Course	Title and Edition	Author	CourseID	Comments

Statistics	Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data, 3e	Sullivan	anderson14344	This is author Mike Sullivan's course for his statistics class.
Statistics	Essentials of Statistics, 3e	Triola	anderson33451	This is a totally online course for all work. Students are required to take a proctored final exam w/ the requirement of needing to pass the final in order to pass the course. If the student passes the final, then a final grade is computed.
Statistics	Elementary Statistics: Picturing the World, 4e	Larson & Farber	anderson52973	This class is entirely online except for the monthly exams. The course is a 4 credit hour class.
Statistics	Elementary Statistics Using the TI-83/84 Plus Calculator, 2/E	Triola	anderson54472	This is a hybrid course that meets 1.5 hours per week. The rest is online.
Statistics	Statistics: Informed Decisions Using Data, 3e	Sullivan	anderson55543	Lecture two times per week at 100 minutes each.
Statistics	Elementary Statistics, 11e	Triola	anderson71368	This is for a four unit traditional class as well as for an online statistics class as well.
Statistics	Fundamentals of Statistics, 2e	Sullivan	anderson72294	Classes meet for a one hour class meeting each week with two hours done in the math lab. There are video lectures to go along with the coursework for each module. Students are expected to watch the videos, take notes (an outline is provided to them), then complete homework and a proctored quiz over each module.