Statistics: Lecture Notes
Chapter 1
Definitions
Notes
Generating Random Numbers
on the TI-82
Sampling Lab
designed to expose the student to each of the five types of sampling
Chapter 2
Definitions
Creating
Grouped Frequency
Distributions
Introduction to
Statistics and Lists on the TI-82
Creating
Histograms, Box Plots
, and Grouped Frequency Distributions on the TI-82
Creating an
Ogive
on the TI-82
Creating
Pie Charts
on the TI-82 using the PIE program
Chapter 3
Definitions
Measures of Central Tendency
Measures of Variation
Measures of Position
Chapter 4
Definitions
Counting Principles
Chapter 5
Definitions
Introduction to Probability
Addition and Multiplication Rules
Conditional Probability
Chapter 6
Definitions
Probability Distributions
Binomial Probabilities
Other Distributions
: Multinomial, Poisson, HyperGeometric
Chapter 7
Definitions
Introduction to Normal Probabilities
Table -
Standard Normal Probabilities
Central Limit Theorem
Approximating the Binomial with the Normal
Chapter 8
Definitions
Introduction to Estimation
Estimating the Population Mean
Table -
Student's T Probabilities
Estimating the Population Proportion
Sample Size Determination
Chapter 9
Definitions
Introduction to Hypothesis Testing
Determining the type of test
Using
confidence intervals
to do hypothesis testing
Steps to Hypothesis Testing
Testing of Means
Hypothesis test example:
Does pi = 3.2?
Testing of Proportions
P-values
Chapter 10
Definitions
Dependent Samples
- The Mean of the Difference
Independent Samples
- The Difference of the Means
Two Proportions
Chapter 11
Definitions
Scatter Plots and Regression Lines
on the TI-82
Correlation
Regression
Correlation and Regression
on the TI-82
Coefficient of Determination
Chapter 12
Definitions
Introduction to the chi-square distribution
Testing a single population variance
Chi-square goodness-of-fit test
Chi-square goodness-of-fit tests
on the TI-82
Chi-square test for independence
Contingency tables
on the TI-82
Chapter 13
Definitions
F distribution and F-test
One-Way Analysis of Variance
One-Way Analysis of Variance
on the TI-82
Scheffe' and Tukey Tests
Two-Way Analysis of Variance
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