Class Outline Stats Fall 2013

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Statistics Course Outline

Mr. Tamialis (e-mail: tamialisj@svusd.org)

Laguna Hills High School

Laguna Hills High School Vision Statement :

We believe that every student has the ability to succeed at LHHS and will be held accountable for

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Laguna Hills High School Learning Standards: “HAWKS SOAR!”

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Accountable

Wise

Kreative

Studious

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Sincere

Organized

Artistic

Respectful

Grades Based On:

Home work (show all possible work or no credit given)

Quizzes and Tests (average)

Semester Exam

TOTAL

15% of total grade

65% of total grade

20% of total grade

100% of grade

Grading Scale:

90 - 100% = A // 80 - 89% = B // 70 - 79% = C // 60 - 69% = D // below 60% = F

Absences : With an excused slip you may make up work missed within 2 days.

Calendar of Assignments, Tests and Quizzes and Grade Reporting:

Material covered and homework assigned are posted on my web page, accessed through the LHHS or

SVUSD web sites. Grades are updated online regularly and can be accessed through the Family Portal.

TESTS or QUIZZES MISSED DUE TO ABSENCES:

Excused Absences: Tests Made Up at 6:00 am on the next day back to school.

Home work (MUST HAVE HEADING

) NAME (printed) NO NAME = NO CREDIT

(Must be in upper right corner of page) Math Studies, period #

Date (assigned)

Pages / Problems <=missing: NO CREDIT

Late Homework

1 day late = 90% // 2 days late = 80% // 3 or more days late = 50%

More than 2 days late will have lunch detention assigned to make up missing work.

Notebook:

Have 2 dividers in a 3 ring binder.

Divider labels: (1) Warm ups / Notes / Class work

(2) Home work

Calculator

: Must have a “TI-83 Plus” graphing calculator

If you come to class without your book or calculator:

You’ll be sent out of class to get it and marked tardy for that class period.

See other side

STATISTICS TOPICS

INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS

Types of Data

Critical Thinking

Design of Experiments

SUMMARIZING AND GRAPHING DATA

Frequency Distributions

Histograms

Statistical Graphics

STATISTICS FOR DESCRIBING, EXPLORING, AND COMPARING DATA

Measures of Center

Measures of Variation

Measures of Relative Standing

Exploratory Data Analysis (EDA)

PROBABILITY

Fundamentals

Addition Rule

Multiplication Rule: Basics

Multiplication Rule: Complements and Conditional Probability

Counting

PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS

Random Variables

Binomial Probability Distributions

Mean, Variance, and Standard Deviation for the Binomial Distribution

The Poisson Distribution

NORMAL PROBABILITY DISTRIBUTIONS

The Standard Normal Distribution

Applications of Normal Distributions

Sampling Distributions and Estimators

The Central Limit Theorem

Normal as Approximation to Binomial

Assessing Normality

ESTIMATES AND SAMPLE SIZES

Estimating a Population Proportion

Estimating a Population Mean: Known

Estimating a Population Mean: Unknown

Estimating a Population Variance

HYPOTHESIS TESTING

Basics of Hypothesis Testing

Testing a Claim About a Proportion

Testing a Claim About a Mean: Known

Testing a Claim About a Mean: Unknown

Testing a Claim About Variation

INFERENCES FROM TWO SAMPLES

Inferences About Two Proportions

Inferences About Two Means: Independent Samples

Inferences from Matches Pairs

Comparing Variation in Two Samples

CORRELATION AND REGRESSION

Correlation

Regression

Variation and Prediction Intervals

Multiple Regression

Modeling

MULTINOMIAL EXPERIMENTS AND CONTINGENCY TABLES

Multinomial Experiments: Goodness-of-Fit

Contingency Tables: Independence and Homogeneity

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