Chapter 4

Chap 3

Chapter 2

Hope this is helpful

Chapter 1

Thank you to DeAnza Community College for making this available on iTunes U, Apple Rocks!!!

To Subscribe

http://www.deanza.edu/itunesu

Answers to the End of Chapter Exercises Subject Guide

Special thanks to Kimi

To download click HERE

Use the following:
ID: uolexternalstudent
p/w: lseexternal

Stats Notes

Publish at Scribd or explore others:

Binomial Probability Distribution

Binomial Probability Calculation

Binomial Dist -- Mean and Standard Deviation

A new community on Yansa for BSc Management majors

Hey guys, with the limit of my blog and email, I created this community HERE so we can post our homework, discussions, answers, etc here, let's meet here for discussions

Unit information sheets

We provide unit information sheets to help you choose which units to study. The sheets include key information such as the syllabus, on which you’ll be examined; the unit aims and objectives; learning outcomes; an essential reading list; prerequisite and exclusion information; and method of assessment.

04a Stats1 Info Guide - Upload a Document to Scribd

Syllabus for October

Hi guys, I will start breaking things down by the month, so for the month of October, this is how I will break this down: 11 Chapters in the SG, 16 chapters in the text, related reading with 04a Maths 1, 2 to 2.5 weeks per chapter about 22 to 27 weeks, enough time for revisions:

I will refer to Main Text as MT from here on.

Oct 6 to 8 Chap 2 SG, MT Ch 1 & 2.1, Moser Ch 5,6, & 9 (don't have this text yet, but I'll try to get by) & Chapter 2 of the 21 Principles of Sociology SG, very simple

Tip: Understand & Memorize the words on ppg 20 & 21 of the SG
1. population
2. bias
3. sampling
a) random sampling
b) sample frame
c) quota sampling
i) quota controls.
4. Observational studies and designed experiments:
A) Designed Experiments
B) Observational Studies

What we're supposed to know according to the SG after this chapter.
1. Explain the difference between a population, a sample & a census
2. Discuss the idea of systematic bias
3. Describe simple random sampling and justify its use
4. Distinguish between stratified random sampling and quota sampling.
5. Explain why observational studies and designed experiments differ and you should be rady to start studying statistics!

Encyclopedia of Statistics

Encyclopedia of Statistics
View or Download HERE

Elementary Statistics downloadable videos on iTunes U

The link to De Anza Community College

For those of you that need more help with Stats, Yansa provided this link, a great stats program, the teacher here is great too, just click on the link above. Below I posted a YouTube video on how to use iTunes to subscribe to and download the videos from this course. Please let me know what you think

Helpful Resource for Stats Students

For those of you that can't get to a classroom, this UC Berkeley Stats class has both downloadable mp3 & streaming video (haven't figured out how to download and convert to mp4 yet, if you know please let us know).

Video and Audio Lecture


For those of you that still haven't got the textbooks yet:

New Cambridge Statistical Table:


That's all I have for Stats unfortunately :(