Statistics 100 Hours Certificate Course
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This Statistic course will add to your career progression. The course will help you develop and understand the necessary scientifically-based research skills. Learn how to interpret data sets, and how to prove your point based on scientifically proven methods.
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Subjects
- Statistics
Course programme
There are 10 lessons:
I Introduction
- Data
- Variables
- Measurements of Scale
- Data presentation
- Samples
- Probability
- Rounding of data
- Scientific Notation
- Significant figures
- Functions
- Equations
- Inequalities
- The Normal Curve
- Data Collection: Simple random sampling, Systematic Random Sampling, Stratified Random Sample, Cluster Random Sampling
- A Word of Encouragement
2 Distributions
- Introduction
- Class Intervals and Limits
- Class Boundaries
- General Rules for creating a Frequency Distribution
- Histograms
- Frequency Polygon
- Cumulative Frequency Polygon
- Normal Distributions
- Other Distributions
- Frequency Curves
3 Measures of Central Tendency
- Mesures of Central Tendency
- Deviation or Variance
- Standard Deviation
- Degrees of Freedom
- Interquartile and Semi-interquartile Deviations
- Example
4 The Normal Curve, Percentiles and Standard Scores
- Normal Distribution
- Normal Distribution Characteristics
- Worked Example
- Percentiles
- Standard Scores (Z Scores and T Scores)
- Z Score
- T Score
- Converting Standard Scores to Percentiles
- Area under a curve
- Table of Normal Distribution
- Worked Example
5 Correlation
- Introduction
- Some Points about Correlation
- Scatterplots
- Product Moment For Linear Correlation Coefficient (Product Moment Formala)
- Rank Correlation (Spearman's Formula For Rank Correlation)
- Multiple Correlation
6 Simple Linear Regression
- Regression
- Calculating Regression Equation With The Correlation Coefficient
- Worked Example
- Least Squares Method
- Worked Example
- Standard Error of the Estimate
7 Inferential Statistics
- Introduction
- Hypothesis Testing
- Test for a Mean
- Errors in accepting or rejecting null hypothesis
- Levels of significance
- One and Two tailed tests
- Sampling Theory
- Sampling distribution of the mean
- Central Limit Theorem
- Confidence Intervals
- Confidence Intervals for the Mean
8 The t Test
- Assessing Statistical Difference With the t Test
- t Test for Independent Samples
- Worked Example
- t Test for Dependent (Paired) Samples
- Worked Example
- Student t Test Probabilities
9 Analysis of Variance (ANOVA)
- Introduction
- Factors & Levels
- Worked Example: Hypothesis, Calculate the Degrees of Freedom, Calculate the Sum of Squares for within and between Groups, Calculate Mean Square
10 Chi-Square
- Introduction
- Chi-Square Goodness-of-Fitness Test
- Worked Example: Calculate Chi Squared, Calculate Degrees of Freedom
- Chi-Square Test of Independence (Pearson's Chi-Square)
- 2 x 2 Contingency Tables: Calculate the Expected Frequencies, Degrees of Freedom
- H x K Contingency Tables (With H Rows and K Columns): Finding the Expected Frequencies, Degrees of Freedom
Statistics 100 Hours Certificate Course