An Introduction to Statistics STAB22 |
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STAB22: text and softwareThe text is "Stats:
Data and Models" by DeVeaux, Velleman, Bock, Vukov, and Wong,
Canadian Edition. It looks like this:
Link to Course
text. You are responsible for the
lectures and text, except for the sections we
mention; therefore, you
do need a textbook and you do
need to read it. We're aiming to cover Chapters 1 through
25. There are only two hours of lectures a week, so the lectures
are only the highlights of each chapter. To get the full story,
you need to read the text.
The heavy calculations in the course are done with StatCrunch software; we will show you how this is used. This software is entirely web-based: all you need is a Java-enabled browser. Any operating system (Windows, Mac, Linux) can be used. StatCrunch is well worth the (small) effort to learn; it will enable you to analyze larger data sets and give you a more comprehensive understanding of what we are doing. | ||
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