STAT 2211: Applied Statistics

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STAT 2211: Applied Statistics General Information: Term: 2018 Summer Session Instructor: Staff Language of Instruction: English Classroom: TBA Office hours: TBA Class Sessions Per Week: 5 Total Weeks: 5 Total Class Sessions: 25 Class Session Length (minutes): 120 Credit Hours: 4 Course Description: We will discuss in this course a variety of topics including sampling; randomness; distribution functions; test of significance; conditional probabilities; derivation of common discrete distributions; correlation analysis; curve fitting; regression; analysis of variance; chi-square analysis; expectation operator; properties of estimators. Upon completing the course, students will develop a comprehensive understanding of statistical theories and apply them to issues of the real world. Course Materials: Probability and Statistics for Engineering and the Sciences, Jay L. Devore, 9 th edition Course Format and Requirements: The primary format of this course is lecture, problem solving and discussion. Familiarizing with the course material before class, you will gain a better understanding the information presented during lecture. Each student will be responsible for learning as much as possible. Students are strongly encouraged to ask questions on things you did not understand. Attendance 1 Nanchang University

Attendance will not be taken but all quizzes will be the taken at the beginning in class. Arriving late may cause you to miss a quiz, impacting your performance assessment. There is no made-up quiz. Grading Scale: A+: 98%-100% A: 93%-97% A-: 90%-92% B+: 88%-89% B: 83%-87% B-: 80%-82% C+: 78%-79% C: 73%-77% C-: 70%-72% D+: 68%-69% D: 63%-67% D-: 60%-62% F: Below 60% Course Assignments: Homework You must submit a hardcopy of your completed homework at the end of class on the date due; late homework will NOT be accepted. Working with fellow students on this homework is fine but plagiarizing is not allowable. Quizzes There will be 7 quizzes administered through the whole semester and the two lowest scores will be dropped. Quizzes will always be completed in the first ten minutes of class. The quiz problems will be similar to homework problems and in-class examples. There will be no make-up quizzes. Midterm Exams There will be two midterm exams in this course. The midterm exam will be based on concepts covered in class. It will be in-class, close-book and non-cumulative. 2 Nanchang University

Final Exam The final will be cumulative and close-book. Note that the final will not be taken during the normal class times. Exact time and location for final will be announced later. Course Assessment: Homework Assignments 10% Quizzes (5 out of 7) 15% Midterm Exams 1 20% Midterm Exams 2 20% Final Exam 35% Total 100% Course Schedule: Class 1 Class 2 Course Overview Go through Syllabus Displaying Distributions with Graphs Describing Distributions with Numbers Review of Math Density Curves and Normal Distributions Class 3 Class 4 Quiz 1 Design of Experiments Sampling Design Design of Experiments Sampling Design Toward Statistical Inference Class 5 Class 6 Ethics, Randomness Quiz 2 Random Variables Probability Models Means and Variances of Random Variables Class 7 Class 8 3 Nanchang University

Means and Variances of Random Midterm Exam 1 Variables General Probability Rules Class 9 Class 10 Sampling Distributions for Counts and Proportions The Sampling Distribution of the Sample Mean Quiz 3 Estimating with Confidence Tests of Significance Use and Abuse of Tests Class 11 Class 12 Tests of Significance Use and Abuse of Tests Power and Inference as a Decision Inference for the Mean of a Population Comparing Two Means Class 13 Class 14 Quiz 4 Optional Topics in Comparing Formulas and Models for Two-Way Tables Distributions Inference for Two-Way Tables Formulas and Models for Two-Way Goodness of Fit Scatter plots Correlation Tables Class 15 Class 16 Quiz 5 Correlation, Least Squares Cautions about Correlation and Data Analysis for Two-Way Tables Class 17 Class 18 Midterm Exam 2 Data Analysis for Two-Way Tables The Question of Causation Class 19 Class 20 Quiz 6 Simple Linear 4 Nanchang University

Simple Linear More Detail about Simple Linear More Detail about Simple Linear Class 21 Class 22 Inference for Multiple s CASE STUDIES on regression Class 23 Class 24 Quiz 7 Inference for One-Way Analysis of Variance Class 25 Comparing the Means Final Exam (Cumulative): TBA Wrap-up Review for FINAL EXAM Academic Integrity: Students are encouraged to study together, and to discuss lecture topics with one another, but all other work should be completed independently. Students are expected to adhere to the standards of academic honesty and integrity that are described in the Nanchang University s Academic Conduct Code. Any work suspected of violating the standards of the Academic Conduct Code will be reported to the Dean s Office. Penalties for violating the Academic Conduct Code may include dismissal from the program. All students have an individual responsibility to know and understand the provisions of the Academic Conduct Code. Special Needs or Assistance: Please contact the Administrative Office immediately if you have a learning disability, a medical issue, or any other type of problem that prevents professors from seeing you have learned the course material. Our goal is to help you learn, not to penalize you for issues which mask your learning. 5 Nanchang University