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How to get the most out of Introduction to Probability and Statistics with Jean Hoeft:

• The best way to get your most out of probability and statistics is to watch the instruction video and take notes while you are watching.

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Total Classes: 12

Prerequisite: Algebra 1

Suggested Grade Level: 9-12

Suggested Credit: 1 full semester Math or Statistics

Instructor: Jean Hoeft, MA

Course Description: We will explore all areas of probability and statistics starting with what is data, discrete v. continuous, analog and digital data.  We will then move on to data displays, surveying, measures of central value, measures of spread (including standard deviation, quartiles, and interquartile rage), comparing univariate and bivariate data, correlation, probability, combinations and permutations and random variables.  This course is designed as an introduction to data analysis to ready a student for college level statistics.

Course Materials: Statistics for Dummies ISBN # 9-780470-911082

Homework: Students should expect to spend 5 hours on homework per week

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