In this course, you learned core applications of statistical analysis to solve real-world personal or professional inquiry problems. You also learned different techniques to draw conclusions from data. These experiences allowed you to practice designing an approach to a statistical problem, considering assumptions and constraints, and developing interpretations and conclusions. Think about how you felt when you first started the […]

Statistics and Applications Final Take-Home Exam Dear students, For your final take-home exam, you will choose a dataset from IBM SPSS Sample Files folder on your computer. You may reach the folder by following path C:Program FilesIBMSPSSStatistics25SamplesEnglish after you installed the program. Detailed explanations of each dataset are provided in the following link. https://ibm.co/2TtEZDc You MUST enter the name of […]

Instructions In order to successfully explore the health question, you need to plan what tests you need to run. In Milestone Three, you will create a table in which you propose the calculations and graphs you will need to perform to answer the health question you are investigating. Then explain why you chose these calculations to explore your health question. […]

This problem set will give you practice in solving problems relating to confidence intervals learned in this module. Problems will be similar to those you will face on the quiz in Module Six and will include one or two real-world applications to prepare you to think like a biostatistician. To complete this assignment, review the Module Five Problem Set document.

In your journal, be sure to address the following critical elements for both articles: I. This section should highlight the major findings of each of the articles you selected for your supervisor and peers. Specifically, address the following: A. What are the findings of each article and what implications do they have individually and collectively for solving the health problem […]

Instructions For this week’s assignment, you will present your answers to the following questions in a formal paper format. Please separate each question with a short heading, e.g., normal curve, bell curve, etc. Begin with a brief introduction in which you explain the importance of normal distribution. Next, address the following questions in order: Describe the characteristics of the normal […]

Subject: Applied Statistical Methdology for business research design Using your textbook, LIRN-based research, and the Internet, apply the learning outcomes for the week/course and lecture concepts to the following question. ●       What makes a function of a discrete variable a candidate for a discrete random variable distribution? What about the counterpart of this candidacy in the case of a continuous […]

Introduce yourself to the group and explain your background. Describe your professional goals. Include what you hope to accomplish by the end of the course. Do you have any experience running statistical analyses in any context? After reading the Module Overview and Chapter 1 in the textbook, choose something you measure at work or at home.  Describe what it is, […]

Last week, you examined how operating system, database management system, and programming language affected work load per function point. This would provide useful information for project management, but there is not yet enough information to get a work load estimated based on function point analysis. This week, you will utilize regression analysis to develop this estimate. First, you will investigate […]

The owner of a fish market has a very peculiar assistant who has determined that the weights of catfish are normally distributed with a mean of 3.2 pounds and a standard deviation of .8 pound. If a sample of 25 fish yields a mean of 3.6 pounds, what is the z score for the observation?  A. 18.750 B. 2.50 C. […]