Inquiry Statistics -- ACTIVITIES

• Using the Mean and Median
• Importance of Measuring Variation
• Comparing the Standard Deviation to the Range
• Line of Best Fit
• Correlation and Regression Issues
• Sampling Methods
• Sampling and Experimental Design Issues
• Trials and Chance
• Computer Lab: Sampling Distribution of a Proportion
• Intro. to Hypothesis Testing Logic
• Hypothesis Testing Assignment -- Coin Balancing
• Hypothesis Tests -- Statistical vs. Practical Significance
• Hypothesis Tests for a Mean
• Hypothesis Tests -- P-value and Sample Size
• One-Sample t-test practice
• Introduction to Comparing the Means of 2 Groups
• Computer Lab: Selecting Appropriate Procedures / Minitab
• Association Between 2 Categorical Variables -- Part I (Introductory ideas)
• Association Between 2 Categorical Variables -- Part II (Simpson's Paradox)
• Introduction to Inference in Regression
• Lab:  Intro. to ANOVA for Regression
• Sums of Squares for Regression
• Lab: Regression and Correlation Inference
• One-way ANOVA

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