STAT 220 Statistics I
Spring 2012
Instructor: Mark Werness
Sections: STAT 220 03
9:35 - 10:40 MWF
Room 206 OEC
and
STAT 220 05
10:55 Noon MWF
Room 206 OEC
Office: 411 OSS
651-962-5471
Hours:
10:00 11:30 TR
and
by appointment
Required:
Text: David S. Moore, George P. McCabe,
and Bruce Craig
Introduction to
the Practice of Statistics,
7th
Edition, W.H. Freeman, 2012.
Grading:
Weights:
3 In-class Exams 60%
Homework and
Computer
Exercises 15%
Final Exam 25%
For the exams, 90% of the
points will be needed for an A-, 80% for a
B-, 60% for a C- and 50% for a D-.
Enhancement Program:
Qualified students with
documented disabilities who may need classroom accommodations should make an
appointment with the Enhancement Program Disability Services office.
Appointments can be made by calling 651-962-6315.You may also make an
appointment in person in OShaughnessy Educational Center, room 119. For
further
Tentative Semester Schedule
Class Date
Topics
Reading
1
M 1/30 Intro., Overview, Intro. to Minitab Intro. and pp. 1 22
2
W 2/1 Types of Data,
Measurements, pp. 163 - 183
Minitab and graphing
3
F 2/3 Data collection and clickers pp. 28 - 39
4
M 2/6 Numeric Descriptive
Stats pp. 39
- 45
5
W 2/8 Descriptive Stats:
Dispersion pp. 50 - 67
6
F 2/10 Intro. to the
Normal Distribution pp. 79
94, 108 - 116
7
M 2/13 Intro. to Linear
Regression pp.
101 105, 116 - 119
8
W 2/15 Intro. to
Correlation pp. 122 132, 148 - 152
9
F 2/17 Association vs
Causation pp. 163 183, 188 - 198
10 M 2/20
Data Collection and Sampling pp.
214 - 222
11 W 2/22
Sampling Methods, Ethics
and Review for Exam
12 F 2/24
Exam I
pp. 227 - 240
13 M 2/27 Probability pp. 241 245, 278 - 290
14 W 2/29 Probability Rules pp. 248 - 257
15 F 3/2 Random Variables and Probability pp. 259
- 275
Distributions
16 M 3/5
Expected Value, Mean and Variance pp.
312 321, 328 - 332
17 W 3/7 Binomial Distribution pp. 202 210, 263 - 268
18 F 3/9 Normal Distribution Review and law pp. 297 308
of large
numbers
19 M 3/12
Sampling Distribution for the sample mean
pp. 321 - 326
20 W 3/14
Sampling Distributions for proportions
and Review for
Exam
21 F 3/16
Exam 2 pp. 341 - 347
** Mon/Mar.
19 Spring Break begins **
** Sun/
Mar. 25 Spring Break
last day **
22 M 3/26 Intro to Estimation pp.
348 355
23 W 3/28 Confidence Intervals pp. 403 - 407
24 F 3/30 More confidence intervals pp. 360 366
and sample size
25 M 4/2 Intro. to
Hypothesis Testing pp. 393 - 397
26 W 4/4
Hypothesis Tests for the Mean pp. 367 378, 382 - 387
** Fri/Apr. 6 Easter Break begins **
** Mon/Apr. 9 Easter
Break last day **
27 W 4/11
Hypothesis Tests for the Mean pp.
408 - 413
28 F 4/13 Hyp. Tests for
the Mean, t tests
pp. 414 - 418
29 M 4/16 Hyp. Tests for the Mean. Matched pairs pp.
432 - 438
30 W 4/18 Hypothesis Tests comparing means pp. 439 - 452
31 F 4/20 Hypothesis Tests comparing means
and review for exam 3
32 M 4/23 Exam 3 pp. 321 - 326, pp. 473 - 477
33 W 4/25 Confidence intervals for proportions pp. 479 - 486
34 F 4/27 Hypothesis tests for Proportions pp. 490 494, 496 - 500
35 M 4/30 Hypothesis Tests Comparing
Proportions pp. 511 - 529
36 W 5/2 Chi-square Independence Tests pp. 545 553
37 F
5/4 Linear Regression and Correlation pp. 554 560
38 M 5/7 Linear Regression and Minitab pp. 591 598, 599 - 610
39 W 5/9 Multiple Linear Regression and
Minitab pp. 623 641
40 F 5/11
Analysis of Variance, Course
Evaluation
Final exams: Section 03 on Wednesday, May 16 from 8 a.m.
to 10 a.m.
Section 05 on Tuesday, May
15 from 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m.