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Muscatine Community College
Spring 2004
BUSINESS STATISTICS(BU 232)
Pre-Reqisite
Fundamentals of Statistics (MATH 215)
Classroom Number and Time:
Loper 215
Instructor:
John A. Dabeet
Telephone:
Home: (563)263-8145
Office: (563)288-6064
Office E-mail: jdabeet@eicc.edu
Home E-mail: ampal@muscanet.com
Office Hours:
Tuesday
1:00 p.m. – 2:00 p.m.
Room: Gaekle 205
Textbook:
Black, Ken, BUSINESS STATISTICS, Contemporary Decision Making,
South-Western, 3rd
Edition, 2001.
Course Contents:
We will cover most of chapters one (1) thru twelve (12), fifteen (15),
seventeen (17), and chapter eighteen (18).
Course Objectives:
This course will provide a case study and problem-solving approach to the
fundamentals of descriptive and Inferential Statistics. Students will be
presented with practical problems that can only be solved by data
sampling, data description and data analysis. This course also will expand
the tools and techniques of statistical analysis that are applicable to
the business environment.
Homework:
Appropriate problem assignments on current material will be given at the
lecture. Ideally, these assignments should be completed before the next
lecture.
Quizzes:
Approximately five (5) ten (10) minute quizzes will be given during the
course of the semester. The lowest grade will be dropped. There will be no
make-up quizzes.
Tests:
There will be three (3) in-class tests and one (1) final exam.
| First Test |
Tuesday, February 17, 2004 |
| Second Test |
Tuesday, March 16, 2004 |
| Third Test |
Tuesday, April 27, 2004 |
| Final Exam |
Will be announced Later |
Grades:
Course grades will be based on a total of 700 points as follows:
| Assignments |
100 points |
| Quizzes |
100 points |
| Statistical Project |
100 points |
| First Test |
100 points |
| Second Test |
100 points |
| Third Test |
100 points |
| Final Test |
100 points |
Curve will be used for student's final grades.
Attendance:
Constant attendance is essential to keep up in the course. Students are
responsible for all work covered in class, including all assignments, even
if absent from class. Hour exams must be taken at the announced time;
makeup exams will be given only in the case of severe illness.
Topical
Outline
| Introduction to Statistics |
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| Continuous Distributions |
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6 |
| Estimation for Single Populations |
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8 |
| Hypothesis Testing for Single
Populations |
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9 |
| Statistical Inferences about Two
Populations |
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10 |
| Analysis of Variance and Design of Experiments |
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11 |
| Simple Regression and Correlation Analysis |
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12 |
| Forecasting and Time Series |
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15 |
| Statistical Quality Control |
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17 |
HAVE A NICE SEMESTER |