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Week
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Date
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Topics (subjective to change)
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HW
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HW Solution
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1
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8.20
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Ch1: Introduction to statistics
Ch3: Data description---graphical methods (3.3)
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2
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8.25
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Ch3: Data description---stem and leaf plot
(3.3)
Ch3: Data description---numerical methods (3.4,3.5)
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8.27
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Ch3:
Data description---numerical methods (3.4,3.5)
Ch3: Data description---boxplot
(3.6)
Ch4: Random variables and probability
distributions---discrete (4.6,4.7)
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3
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9.1
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Ch4:
Random variables and probability distributions---discrete (4.6,4.7)
Ch4: Random variables and probability
distributions---Binomial (4.8)
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9.3
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Ch4: Random variables and probability
distributions---continuous (4.9)
Ch4: Random variables and probability
distributions---Normal (4.10, part 1)
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HW1
Due
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4
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9.8
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Ch4:
Random variables and probability distributions---Normal (4.10, part 1)
Ch4: Random variables and probability
distributions---Normal (4.10, part 2)
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9.10
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Ch4:
Random variables and probability distributions---Normal
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HW2
Due
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5
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9.15
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Ch4: Sampling Distribution (4.12)ßsame as before
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9.17
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Ch4: Normal approximation to Binomial (4.13)
Ch5: Inference about population means--- point
estimation (5.2, part 1)
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No
Need to Turn in!!
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HW3
Due
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6
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9.22
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Ch5:
Inference about population means--- point estimation (5.2, part 1) [same
file in pdf]
Ch5: Inference about population means--- interval
estimation (5.2, part2)
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9.24
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Ch5:
Inference about population means--- interval estimation
Review:
Practice problems for M1 (HW4)
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7
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9.29
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First Midterm
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10.1
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Ch5: Inference about population
means--- hypothesis testing (5.4, Part 1)
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8
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10.6
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Review
of M1
Ch5: Inference about population means--- hypothesis
testing (5.4, Part 2)
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10.8
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Fall Break (no class)
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9
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10.13
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Ch5:
Inference about population means--- hypothesis testing (5.4, Part 2)
Ch5: Inference about population means---power and
sample size determination (5.5)
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10.15
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Ch5: Inference about one population mean when s unknown (5.7)
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HW5
Due
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10
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10.20
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Ch5:
Inference about one population mean when s unknown (5.7)
Pages 5-6 of Ch5.7 (filled-out version)
Ch6: Inference about two population means: 2-sample
t test (6.2)
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10.22
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Ch6:
Inference about two population means: 2-sample t test (6.2)
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No
Need to Turn in.
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HW6
Due
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11
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10.27
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Ch6: Inference about two population means: paired t
test (6.4)
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10.29
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Ch6: Inference about two population means: Wilcoxon rank sum test (6.3) Page 3 modified
Ch6: Inference about two population means: Wilcoxon signed rank test (6.5)
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12
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11.3
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Ch6:
Inference about two population means: Wilcoxon
signed rank test (6.5)
Ch8: Inference about more than two population means
--- ANOVA
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11.5
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Ch9: Multiple Comparisons (9.2)
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13
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11.10
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Review: Practice problems
for M2 (HW7)
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11.12
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Second Midterm <-- modified midterm date!
Coverage: Ch5, Ch6.2 and Ch6.4
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14
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11.17
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Ch9:
Multiple Comparisons (9.2)
Ch9: Multiple Comparisons (9.3)
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11.19
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Ch9:
Multiple Comparisons (9.3)
Ch10.2: Categorical data analysis: inference about
one population proportion
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HW8 Due
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15
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11.24
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Answer keys of M2
Ch10.2:
Categorical data analysis: inference about one population proportion
Ch10.3:
Categorical data analysis: inference about two population proportions
Ch10.6: Categorical data analysis: Contingency
table: test for independence and homogeneity
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Extra
Credit HW
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11.26
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Thanksgiving (no class)
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16
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12.1
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Ch11:
Linear regression and Correlation
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12.3
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Ch11:
Linear regression and Correlation
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Extra
Credit HW Due
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12.10
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Final Exam (8-11am)
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