general education learning outcomes
... Apply the empirical rule for normally distributed data. Calculate z-scores and find probabilities for normally distributed data. Compute the mean of the sampling distribution of the means or proportions. Apply the Central Limit Theorem. Apply the normal approximation to the binomial distri ...
... Apply the empirical rule for normally distributed data. Calculate z-scores and find probabilities for normally distributed data. Compute the mean of the sampling distribution of the means or proportions. Apply the Central Limit Theorem. Apply the normal approximation to the binomial distri ...
Course Description: better
... events, mutual exclusivity, conditional probability, independence, and Bayes theorem. solve problems in counting and probability using techniques including permutations and combinations. understand the motivation for using probability models to describe the behavior of real-life processes. understan ...
... events, mutual exclusivity, conditional probability, independence, and Bayes theorem. solve problems in counting and probability using techniques including permutations and combinations. understand the motivation for using probability models to describe the behavior of real-life processes. understan ...
MAT 164. Semesters Offered: Fall, Spring, Summer. 3
... Define, identify, & discuss various types of data and error. (6) Critically analyze statements made about a data set. (4, 6) Summarize data in graph and chart formats. (1, 2, 3, 5, 6) Construct cumulative and cumulative relative frequency distributions. (1, 2, 3, 6) Use technology to summarize and i ...
... Define, identify, & discuss various types of data and error. (6) Critically analyze statements made about a data set. (4, 6) Summarize data in graph and chart formats. (1, 2, 3, 5, 6) Construct cumulative and cumulative relative frequency distributions. (1, 2, 3, 6) Use technology to summarize and i ...
Summary of basic definitions (including Homework 1)
... all voters in California who voted for Governor Davis’ recall). A statistic is a numerical summary based on a sample (e.g. the proportion of voters in an exit poll who stated they had voted for the recall) Probability is also critical for developing statistical inference methods. For example, if the ...
... all voters in California who voted for Governor Davis’ recall). A statistic is a numerical summary based on a sample (e.g. the proportion of voters in an exit poll who stated they had voted for the recall) Probability is also critical for developing statistical inference methods. For example, if the ...
- Allama Iqbal Open University
... household survey. Describe the nature of error expected in the household survey. Describe the nature of errors expected in the response. How will you correct such errors, if they occur? (b) ...
... household survey. Describe the nature of error expected in the household survey. Describe the nature of errors expected in the response. How will you correct such errors, if they occur? (b) ...
Business Statistics I
... 1. know the difference between point estimates and interval estimates 2. calculate confidence intervals for mean and proportion 3. compute appropriate sample size 4. construct confidence interval using statistics package ...
... 1. know the difference between point estimates and interval estimates 2. calculate confidence intervals for mean and proportion 3. compute appropriate sample size 4. construct confidence interval using statistics package ...
STA013 - Elementary Statistics
... (a) Estimation methods and confidence interval (b) Testing: population mean, comparing two means (c) Testing: proportion (d) Large sample testing and small sample testing (if we have enough time) ...
... (a) Estimation methods and confidence interval (b) Testing: population mean, comparing two means (c) Testing: proportion (d) Large sample testing and small sample testing (if we have enough time) ...
chapter 16. data analysis, statistics, and probability
... probability outside of school every day. 2. Statistics and probability provide connections to other mathematics topics or school subjects. 3. Statistics and probability provide opportunities for computational activity in a meaningful setting. ...
... probability outside of school every day. 2. Statistics and probability provide connections to other mathematics topics or school subjects. 3. Statistics and probability provide opportunities for computational activity in a meaningful setting. ...
Math 160 - Cuyamaca College
... sampling distribution as the population mean, and the standard error of the sampling distribution as the standard deviation for the population (the Central Limit Theorem). 6) Construct and interpret confidence intervals. 7) Use hypothesis tests and inference (including t-tests for one and two popula ...
... sampling distribution as the population mean, and the standard error of the sampling distribution as the standard deviation for the population (the Central Limit Theorem). 6) Construct and interpret confidence intervals. 7) Use hypothesis tests and inference (including t-tests for one and two popula ...
