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STAT 30100-Elementary Statistical Methods
Course Description
Introduction to statistical methods with applications to diverse fields.Emphasis on understanding and interpreting standard techniques.Data analysis for one and several variables,design of samples and experiments,basicprobability,sampling distributions,confidence intervals and significance tests for means,correlation,and regression.Software is used throughout.For statistics majors and minors, credit should be allowed in no more than one of STAT 30100,30301,35000,35500,50100,and in no more than one of STAT 50300 and STAT 51100.
Course Learning Outcomes
By the end of this course students will be prepared to:
● Explain the relevance of a well-planned research study
· Extract the information contained in a data set
Evaluate the results of a statistical analysis
Technical Requirements
The following information has been provided to assist you in preparing to use technology successfully.
Internet access/connection:high speed recommended
Headset/Microphone(required for synchronous sessions)
Access to SPSS program (see note later in syllabus)
Registration with WebAssign online homework platform($5ofee,please see link in
Brightspace to register)
·A scientific calculator(graphing calculator is OKbut not necessary).
For online exams(distance students only)-Online proctoring requires students to have:
o Windows:10,8,7./Mac:OSX10.12 orhigher./iOS:10.0+(iPad only-must have a compatible LMS integration).
o A broadband internet connection
Learning Resources and Texts Required Textbook
“Introduction to the Practice of Statistics”_by Moore,McCabe and Craig(Freeman).No need to purchase online access from publisher (just the book,none of the extras).
OFFICE HOURS/STAT HELP RO0M
Assistance with course assignments and material is available each week through Office Hours(Online and In Person-MATH206/211).A schedule of weekly availability is posted under“Where to get help”in Brightspace.Students may speakwith any instructor or TAwhen one is available.
OnlinePlatforms
WebExis a platform used by some of the instructors and TAs to hold virtual meetings.Some use Zoom orTeams.When someone is available,type or click the address of that person into an internet browser and follow the prompts.Be aware of your surroundings when connecting to virtual office hours using a webcam and microphone.
GRADES
Course grades are determined accordingto the following components,which are weighted as shown.
Homework 15%
Quizzes and/orAttendance 5%
Labs 20%
Peer ReviewWritten Assignment 10%
Data Science Project 20%
Exams(Two midterms) 30%
Total 100%
Final Calculated Grade (Brightspace Column) |
Letter Grade |
100-96.5 |
A+ |
96.49-93.5 |
A |
93.49-89.5 |
A- |
89.49-86.5 |
B+ |
86.49-83.5 |
B |
83.49-79.5 |
B- |
79.49-76.5 |
C+ |
76.49-73.5 |
C |
73.49-69.5 |
C- |
69.49-66.5 |
D+ |
66.49-63.5 |
D |
63.49-59.5 |
D- |
59.49-0 |
F |
SPSS
Lab activities and some homework assignments utilize the statistical package SPSS.Youwill need to have access to this programto complete labs and some homework assignments. Attempt to get
access to SPSS immediately.Failure to be ready and have access to SPSS does not excuse you from deadlines.
There are two ways to access SPSS:
1.Computer Labs:SPSS is installed in every ITaP computer lab on campus.
2.Personal install:SPSS can be installed on a personally owned computer via Community Hub at: https://communityhub.purdue.edu/storefront/ .
Contact [email protected] for problems using SPSS on Software Remote,or issues with downloading and installing the software on personally owned computers.
HOMEWORK.. ................ 15%of final grade
Homework assignments are completed online through theWebAssign homework system and are due by 11:59 pm Eastern Time(ET)on the dates listed in the course schedule.You must register with WebAssign (there is a registration fee)to complete the homework.
● Pay attention to deadlines.If you miss a deadline,you can request an extension through WebAssign without emailingyour instructor for a 10%penalty to any
unfinished questions.If you need an extension beyond 24 hours,you will need to email your instructor.These are granted on a case-by-case basis.
EXTRA CREDIT-If you complete the homework more than 24 hours before it is due,you will get an extra 10%added to your homework grade.
As you work the homework problems,you have the ability to try each problem more than once for credit,and sometimes several times.Pay attention to the number of attempts as you are working through the problems.Multiple choice answers can be attempted twice generally. Numerical problems generally allow more attempts.
Your 2 lowest homework scores are dropped from your final grade calculation (score by percent,not points).The Brightspace gradebook removes your lowest percent scores when calculating your current grade.It is highly recommended that you do all the homework!
LABS... ........................................ ..20%of final grade
● Labs will be available on Brightspace to be downloaded from the Lab module(or in
WebAssign)by 6am on the Monday of each week.They must be completed and submitted online through Brightspace(or WebAssign)by Friday at 11:59 pm ET.
Labs are graded by your recitation TA.Any grade disputes should be directedtowards your TA. Any lab submitted after the deadline but within 24 hours will have a 30%deduction(6 points out of20).
No labs will be accepted after Saturday at 11:59 PM ET.
Your lowest lab score is dropped from your final grade calculation.The Brightspace gradebook removes your lowest score when calculating your current grade. You have one week after your lab is graded to dispute the score.