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Formulating for Success!
Statistics: An
Introduction for Beginners
Course Description
"Statistics: An Introduction for Beginners" is a course specifically
designed for students who desire a basic working knowledge of
statistics. The basic ideas of descriptive statistical methods are
presented, including frequency distribution, measures of location
and variation. The course also includes permutation, combination and
rules of probability, together with well-known probability
distributions such as binomial, Poisson, geometric, hyper-geometric
and multinomial. Other topics include data comparison and analysis
of variance.
Course Outcome
After
completing "Statistics: An Introduction for Beginners", students
will be equipped with a basic understanding of the following:
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How to determine descriptive
statistics from data
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How to use the basic concepts of
probability theory
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How to compare population means
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How to analyze variance
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How to apply the above principles
using examples and case studies
Recommended Prerequisites
Assessment
Students will be assigned 6 assignments, and 1 Project.
Syllabus
Lesson 1-
Measurements of Location
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Populations
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Sample
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Mean
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Median
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Mode
Lesson 2- Counting Simple Events
- mn
Rule
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Permutations
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Combinations
Lesson 3- Probability Rules
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The Postulates of Probability
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Probabilities and Odds
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Addition Rules
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Conditional Probability
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Multiplication Rules
Lesson
4- Probability Distributions
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Random Variables
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Discrete Probability Distributions
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Continuous Probability Distributions
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The Binomial Distribution
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The Hyper-geometric Distribution
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The Poisson Distribution
Lesson 5- Data Comparison
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Comparing Two Population Means
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Proportions
Lesson 6- Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
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Hypothesis Testing
- F
test
- t
test
Course Delivery
This course is Instructor-led and delivered through
our award-winning online Learning Management System.
See our FAQ for more details.
Education Credit
This course has 20 contact hours and can be used for
2 Continuing Education Units (CEUs).
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