Section: Demo Quiz | Statistics-I (Fall 2023)

Section outline

- Select activity Quiz 3
  
  Quiz 3
  
  Opened: Monday, 20 November 2023, 8:56 AM
  
  Closed: Monday, 20 November 2023, 11:56 PM
  
  Students must
  
  Mark as done

Introduction

🧧 Welcome note from course teacher

🎪 Course Description &amp; Objectives

Course Details

🎁 Course Contents

🎇 Assessment Plan

💡 Assessment &amp; teaching Strategy

✨ Reference Books

Program Learning Outcome (PLO)

Academic Calender

Blooms verb and Blooms Taxonomy

Assignment Top page

Online Class link

Evaluation Form link

Topic 1: Introduction to Statistics

Lecture 1

Lecture 2

Topic 2: Data Presentation

Lecture 1

Topic 3: Measures of Central Tendency and Measures of Location

Lecture 1

Lecture 2

Lecture 3

Topic 4: Measures of Dispersion and Shape of the Distribution

Lecture 1

Lecture 2

Topic 5: Correlation Analysis

Lecture 1

Lecture 2

Topic 6: Regression

Regression

Topic 7: Introduction to Probability

🎬 Video on Probability

Probability

Topic 8: Probability Distribution

Probability Distribution

Topic 9: Hypothesis

Hypothesis

Assignment Topics

223B

222A

Assignment submission

222 A

223 B

Presentation Submission

222 A

223 B

Demo Quiz

Quiz 3

Quiz 3

222 A

223 B

Section 222A: Quiz 3

3rd Quiz for Section 223B

🎉 Lecture 1: Basic concept, uses and measurement Scales

🎉 Lecture 2: Presentation of Data

🎉 Lecture 3: Quantitative Data

🎉 Lecture 4: Qualitative Data

🎉 Lecture 5: Descriptive Statistics: Measures of central tendency

🎉 Lecture 6: Measures of Dispersion: Absolute measure

🎉 Lecture 7: Relative measure

🎉 Lecture 8: Estimation

🎉 Lecture 10: Confidence Interval and p value

🎉 Lecture 11: The Normal Distribution

🎉 Lecture 12: Chi Square Test

🎉 Lecture 13: Test of Significance

🎉 Lecture 14: Compare means

🎉 Lecture 15: Compare Proportions

🎉 Lecture 16: Power of a Statistical Test

🎉 Lecture 17: Correlation and Regression

🎉 Lecture 18: Multiple Correlation and Multiple Regression

🎉 Lecture 19: ANOVA

Section outline

🎪 Course Description & Objectives

💡 Assessment & teaching Strategy