2022SM-MTH-1015-80451-Intro-to-Statistics-(M)

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Intro to Statistics (M) MTH 1015 80451 2022SM • 05/11/22 - 06/29/22 Instructor Information Name: Shanda Sampson Email: [email protected] (Please use our private discussion in MyLearning Discussion) Phone: 301-539-4813 (The best method to contact me is through our private discussion in MyLearning. Please use our private messaging in MyLearning Discussion). Office Location: La Plata Campus ST187 Student Office Hours: This is a web class so I am available anytime that we schedule a meeting time around YOUR schedule. In addition, I will be in my LaPlata Office on Thursday's from 4:00 - 6:00 pm. Again, if these hours are not convenient for you, I am available other times during the day. Please message me in our private discussion to set up other times. School: School of Professional and Technical Studies (SPT) Department: Mathematics and Engineering Chair Name: Dr. Stephanie McCaslin Chair Phone: 301-934-7803 Chair Email: [email protected] Coordinator Name: Donna L. Sperry Coordinator Phone: 301-934-7810 Coordinator Email: [email protected] Course Information
Credit Hours: 3.00 Prerequisites/Corequisites: Take MTH-0994 or MTH-0940 or MTH-0970 Campus: Virtual Campus Course Description MTH-2300 is now MTH-1015. In this introduction to descriptive and inferential statistics, students learn aboutpresentation of data, measures of centraltendency and dispersion, the binomial and normalprobability distributions, sampling techniques,correlation and regression, and hypothesis testing(z-test, t-test, chi-squared). Examples are selected from education, business, and the social and natural sciences. This course satisfies the General Education Mathematics requirement. Course Meeting Information This is a fully web based course. We do not meet in person or have any online lectures. Course Learning Outcomes Upon successful completion of this course, students will be able to: Recognize simple, compound, and complimentary events and assess their probability. Select the correct model and construct the regression line to describe a linear relationship between two quantities. Describe the center, variation, and outliers in a data set using the median, quartiles, mean, standard deviation, and z-score. Solve problems involving the normal distribution. Construct a confidence interval to estimate a population mean or proportion and interpret the results.
Use the P-value to evaluate the results and make a conclusion in a statistical test of hypothesis. General Education Core Competencies 4: Develop quantitative reasoning skills to solve a problem. 5: Demonstrate analytical, problem-solving, and evaluation skills. 6: Utilize technology in making decisions and gathering information, and in communication. Required Materials Beginning Statistics: eBook and Hawkes Learning access ISBN: 978-1-64277-279-1 Authors: Warren, Denley, and Atchley Publisher: Hawkes Learning Edition: 3rd Note: Students pay for the eBook and Hawkes Learning access as part of their tuition and course fees. Contact the CSM College Store if you have any questions. Note: In addition to the eBook and Hawkes Learning access, students can purchase a physical textbook from the CSM College Store. However, the physical textbook is NOT REQUIRED. Scientific Graphing Calculator Note: TI-83 or TI-84 is highly recommended. Grading Policies
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