MTH207-A Fall 2012 Home Page

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Class Schedule:T,Th 2:30-3:45
Class Location:Duffy 115
Professor:Dr. Eugene Quinn
  equinn1@stonehill.edu

General Information Announcements Syllabus Notes and Handouts Assignments Policies Grading Technology


Announcements

5/14/2012 Stonehill College is committed to providing all students equal access to learning opportunities. The Center for Academic Achievement is the campus office that works with students who have disabilities to provide and/or arrange reasonable accommodations. Students registered with The Center, who have a letter requesting accommodations, are encouraged to contact the instructor early in the semester. Students who have, or think they may have, a disability (e.g. psychiatric, attentional, learning, vision, hearing, physical, or systemic), are invited to contact The Center for Academic Achievement for a confidential discussion at 508-565-1033.


MTH207 General Information


Textbook: Fundamentals of Statistics by Michael Sullivan III (ISBN 0-13-156987-2)
MTH207 is an introduction to the ideas and issues in the area of probability and statistics. Topics will include:

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Assignments

Assignment NumberDate DueAssignment


Notes and Handouts

  • Regression with R
  • Regression with R part 2
  • DateDescription
    12/5/12Linear model data
    11/15/12Regression with R
    11/15/12Regression with R part 2
    11/1/12Hypothesis testing (part 4)
    11/1/12Hypothesis testing (part 3)
    11/1/12Hypothesis testing (part 2)
    11/1/12Hypothesis testing
    10/25/12Confidence intervals 1
    10/25/12Confidence intervals 2
    10/18/12Sampling distributions: proportions
    10/18/12Sampling distributions: means
    10/16/12The General Normal Distribution
    10/16/12The Standard Normal Distribution
    9/25/12The Negative Binomial Distribution
    9/25/12The Poisson Distribution
    9/25/12The Geometric Distribution
    9/25/12R Computational Formulas
    9/25/12The Binomial Distribution
    9/18/12Counting
    9/18/12Compliments and Disjoint Events
    9/18/11Independence
    9/13/12Independence
    9/13/12Conditional Probability
    9/11/12Addition Rules
    9/11/12Computing Probabilities
    9/06/12Probability Rules
    9/06/12Experiments (continued)
    8/30/12Experiments, Events, and Outcomes
    8/30/12Introduction




    Grading


    Grading in this course will be based on:

    Your final grade will be determined as a weighted average of these items:

    ComponentRelative Weight
    Homework 60%
    Quizzes10%
    Midterm 10%
    Cumulative final 20%




    Policies


    College Policies

    All policies listed in the Academic Policies and Procedures section of The Hill Book will be strictly adhered to.

    These include:

    Additional Instructor's Policies



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