Introduction to Statistical Methods (201-922-DW)
Laboratory Technology - Analytical Chemistry Program
Dawson College, Fall 2016
Taught by Emilie Richer
Downloadable Stuff
Emilie Richer's Schedule Fall 2016
General Course Outline (part I of II)
Teacher's Supplement to Course Outline (part II of II)
Official class textbook: George McArthur's Statistics
Alternate textbook: Open Intro Statistics
Solutions
Solutions to In-class Assignment #1
Solutions to Take-home Assignment #1
Solutions to Bonus Assignment #1
Solutions to Test #1
Solutions to Quiz #1
Answers to Quiz #2
Solutions to In-class Assignment #2
Solutions to Test #2
Solutions to Quiz #3
Standard Normal Probabilities Table
Student's t-table
INFORMATION
12 DECEMBER 2016 announcements:
Here is your Final Assignment. It is optional and due on December 21, 2016
30 NOVEMBER 2016 announcements:
Here is your Test 3 Study Guide
16 NOVEMBER 2016 announcements:
This week we are covering the Standard Normal Distribution and Normal Approximation to the Binomial.
Practice Exercises:
From Official Textbook:
p.71 #16-24
(These exercises cover the Normal Approximation to the Binomial)
9 NOVEMBER 2016 announcements:
Today we covered the Normal Distribution and the Standard Normal distribution. Here are some practice exercises to prepare you for next week's Quiz:
Practice Exercises:
From Official Textbook:
p.69 #1-12
From Alternate Textbook:
Section 3.6.1
p.158 #3.1 - 3.6
2 NOVEMBER 2016 announcements:
For Monday's test 2, please remember to bring your non-programmable calculator - and, unlike your quiz, you will not have access to an info sheet on how to use your calculator
1 NOVEMBER 2016 announcements:
Here is a Test 2 Study Guide
25 OCTOBER 2016 announcements:
Here are practise exercises for tomorrow's quiz: calculator quiz exercises .
24 OCTOBER 2016 announcements:
There will be a Quiz in Wednesday's class covering the use of the calculator for calculating various values. Here is a summary of what we covered in class regarding using the calculator in STAT mode .
17 OCTOBER 2016 announcements:
There will be a Quiz in Wednesday's class covering today's class material: probability distributions. Below are some problems that you should try to help you prepare for Wednesday's quiz.
Practice Exercises:
From Official Textbook:
Section 2.6 (p.45)
- #19a, 20a, 21a, 22a, 23a
3 OCTOBER 2016 announcements:
Here is a Test 1 Study Guide
26 SEPTEMBER 2016 announcements:
Test #1 has been rescheduled to October 5th
Material covered in class:
- Defining independent events
- Introduction to counting (permutations)
More Practice Exercises:
From Alternate Textbook:
Section 2.6 (p.116)
- #2.9, 2.26, 2.27-2.30
- Read example #2.52 on p.96 and try the guided practice #2.53
21 SEPTEMBER 2016 announcements:
- Conditional probability continued
- Solutions to Take-home Assignment #1 are available for download (see link above)
17 SEPTEMBER 2016 announcements:
Click here for Assignment #1 due Wednesday September 21, 2016 at 2:30pm
Practice Exercises:
From Official Textbook:
- p.36 #1-5
- p.39 #26-28
From Alternate Textbook:
Section 2.6 (p.116)
- #2.1 to 2.8
- #2.10 to 2.11
- #2.12 a, b, c
- #2.14, 2.16, 2.19-2.25
(solutions to odd numbered problems on p.409)
Other info:
- Both textbooks are available for free download (see link above)
15 SEPTEMBER 2016 announcements:
- Definitions of probability
- Computing probability
- Conditional probability
- Solutions to In-class Assignment #1 are available for download (see link above)
31 AUGUST 2016 announcements:
- Venn diagrams to illustrate events
- Union, intersection, mutual exclusivity, complement of sets
- Events within a sample space
24 AUGUST 2016 announcements:
- Presentation of course and course outline
- Introduction to Sample Spaces
- The textbook is now available for download (see link above)
23 AUGUST 2016 announcements:
Welcome to your Statistics Class! You will find all material related to the course on this website, including a PDF version of your textbook, a reference textbook, solutions to your tests and quizzes and a summary of what was covered in class. Please check the website every few days to keep abreast of what's happening in the class.