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Intro of Data

Measures
of Location

Module : Statistics 1
Topic
Representation & Summary of Data
Data = Observation = Variable
Discrete & Continuous Data
Quantitative & Qualitative Data
Mean, Median, Mode (Quartiles)
Including discrete, continuous, grouped and ungrouped data

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Understanding and use of coding
Measures of
Dispersion

Range & Percentile ranges


Cumulative Frequency Polygons
Variance & Standard Deviation

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Skewness
Outliers
Histograms
Stem & Leaf
Box Plots
Correlation
Scatter Diagrams

Linear Regression

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Frequency = Area
Frequency density =

Frequency/Class Width

Correlation & Regression


Product-moment correlation coefficient:
Its use, interpretation and limitations
Variables: Explanatory (independent) variables and Response (dependent) variables
Straight-line law: y = bx + a
Linear regression model :

yi x i i
The least square regression line:
y = a + bx , where

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Confidence with this


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Simple Interpolation
Concept & Definition of Skewness
Symetrical, Positive, Negative Distributions
Concept of outliers

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Module : Statistics 1
Applications & Interpretations:
Interpolation and extrapolation

Set Notations
Probability
Introduction

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Independent events

Tree diagrams
Conditional probability
Solving Probability problems
Discrete Random Variables
Concept of random variables
The probability function:
Use of p(x) where p(x) = P(X = x)
The cumulative distribution function:

Probabilty
Use of standard formulae
Exclusive events
Complementary events
P(A' ) 1 P(A)
P(A B) P(A) P(B) P(A B)

P(A B) P(A) P(B)

Probability
Probability
Discrete Random Variables

F ( x0 ) P ( X x0 )

p ( x)

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Mean & Variance

Calculating the mean E(X)


The use of E(X) and E(X2) to calculate the variance Var(X)

(Expectation Algebra)

Knowledge and use of


E(aX + b) = aE(X) + b
Var(aX +b) = a2 Var(x)

Discrete Uniform Distribution


Each event is equally likely to occur.
The mean and the variance of this distribution

Normal
Distribution

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The Normal Distribution


Properties of Normal Distribution:
Shape of a Normal Distribution curve
Symmetrical about mu
Mode = Mean = Median
Total area under the curve = 1
The Standard Normal Distribution
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Module : Statistics 1
The use of its table

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