· Lectures Spring 2011
· Schedule an Due Dates for Fall 2011
· Videos of Statistical Interest
· Exam 1 topics with sound comments
·
Multimedia
Project Instructions
·
Sample
probability calculation
·
Spring 2010 Multimedia Notes
·
Stat
201 April 11 Lecture Illustrating the use of annotation and humor
·
Multimedia
Formula Sheet for Final Exam
Against All Odd
videos
Bio Presentation
Ning Music List
Semester
Tutorials
On the Lighter Side
- The
Volunteer Mind Meld
- Study
Guide from the Greatest of the Greatest
- Statistics
Responsible for Red Sox Winning Two World Series
- Cubans
in East Tennessee
Calculators of Probabilities for Common Distributions
Projects
- Data:
- Project 1 and
2
- Project 3 and 4
Tutorials
- The
Concept of Confidence Interval for the Mean
- Confidence
Interval for the Mean
- Estimation Problems
- Selecting a Random
Sample with JMP
- Doing
a Box Plot With a Calculator (by hand)
- Doing
a Box Plot and Histogram with JMP
- Obtaining a Bootstrap
Confidence Interval for the Mean with JMP
- Obtaining
a Bootstrap Confidence Interval for the Difference of Two Means with JMP:
Independent Samples
- Other Tutorials for Stat
201: JMP tutorials for just about anything you might want to do in
Stat 201.
- Introduction
to The Bootstrap
- Binomial
Probability Formula Derivation
- Introduction
to Simple Linear Regression
- Simple Linear
Regression
- Introduction to Simple Linear
Regression
- How to Read Software
Output in Simple Linear Regression
- Fitting
Functions to Data: Simple Lineare and
Exponential Regression
- Tutorial
on Simple Linear Regression
Applets
Illustrating Statistical Principles
- Applets for the Cybergnostics project
- Binomial
Probability Histogram: Shape of distribution and approximating normal
- Sampling
Distributions of Different Statistics
- Chi-Square
Distribution with Slider
- Confidence
Interval Simulation.
- Power and Sample Size
- Directory of Applets Useful
in Statistics
- Collection of Java Applets
Useful in Statistics
- Duke University Java
Applets
- Java
Demos for Probability and Statistics
- Simulations and Demos
- Java Applets in
Statistics
- Applets
in Statistics
- U of T Day Statistics Apples
- Statistical Demonstration
Java Applets
- Statistical
demonstration Java Applets
- Java
Applets for Visualization of Statistical Concepts
- More
Java Applets in Statistics
- Using
Web Applets to Assist Statistical Instruction
- Statistical
Analysis and Graphics
- Index of links to
Java Applets Related to Statistics and Probability
- Educypedia
JMP Data
Tables with Built in Scripts Illustrating Statistical Principles
- CTL
Simulation Starting with Normal Distribution of Heights
- CLT
Simulation with Die Tossing
- CLT
Simulation Starting with Right Skewed Distribution
- Standard
Deviation for Large and Small Populations Comparison
- Sampling
Distributions for the Sample Mean and Median for a Normal Population
- SE of p ^ as a function of
p
JMP Scripts (Macros)
JMP Data
- Rainfall
- Relevant Tutorial: t-test for the Mean
- Relevant Tutorial: Confidence Interval for the
Mean
- Density
of Earth
- Tear
Strength of Rubber
- Hospitalization Costs for Two Groups -
Independent Sample Example
- Cardiac Output
- Pair Sample Example
- Random Numbers
- Leukemia
Therapies
- Income
by Satisfaction
- Tire
Tread Wear vs. Mileage
- Coronary
Heart Disease by Age
- Prediction
of Intelligence
- Quarterly
Sales of Soda Cans
Lecture
Notes
- Lecture 1:
Hypothesis Testing
- Lecture 2:
One Sample Inference
- Lecture 3:
Two Samples Inference
- Lecture 4:
Count Data
- Lecture 5:
Simple Linear Regression
- Lecture 6:
Multiple Linear Regression
Statistical Resources
- Glossary
of Statistical Terms
- Statistics
Homepage Glossary
- Statistics
Tools for Internet and Classroom Instruction
- Elementary
Concepts in Statistics
- Hypothesis
Testing
- Statistical
Good Practices Guidelines
- An
Introduction to Elementary Statistics
- Elementary
Statistics: A Brief Overview
- Hypothesis
Testing with the Binomial Distribution
- Critical Thinking:
Hypothesis Testing
- The Data and Story
Library
Reports for Extra Credit:
Subjects
- Super
Crunchers: Why Thinking-by-Numbers Is the New Way to Be Smart by Ian Ayres
- Visualizing Change: An
Innovation in Time-Series Analysis Featuring Stephen Few
Miscellaneous
Fun