Zoom ID: 965 5879 8260 (Link here)
Sat 08:00am - 12:00pm
This course is an introduction to statistics and data analysis. It covers the following: reasons for doing Statistics, collection, summarization, and presentation of data, basic concepts in probability, point and interval estimation, and hypothesis testing.
At the end of the trimester, the students will produce a statistical report of a provided research data.
Demonstrate knowledge of the basic terms, concepts, and procedures in statistics;
Use appropriate methods of data collection and presentation;
Summarize data using different numerical measures;
Apply rules of probability in handling probability sampling distributions*;
Make inferences about the mean and proportion of one and two populations using sample information through estimation and hypothesis testing;
Investigate linear relationship between two variables by measuring the strength of association and obtaining a regression equation to describe the relationship;
Analyze data resulting from the conduct of experiments; and,
Guard against misuses of statistics.
Chapter 1. INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS FOR EDUCATIONAL RESEARCH
Lecture 01. Statistics for Education Research
Lecture 02. Basic Statistical Concepts
Lecture 03. Sampling
Chapter 2. DESCRIPTIVE STATISTICS
Lecture 04. Frequency and Percentages
Lecture 05. Measures of Central Tendency
Lecture 06. Measures of Dispersion
Chapter 3. PROBABILITY, THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION, AND SAMPLING DISTRIBUTIONS
Lecture 07. Basic Concepts in Probability*
Lecture 08. The Normal Distribution
Lecture 10. Sampling Distributions
Chapter 4. ESTIMATION
Lecture 11. Estimating the Mean and the Difference between two Population Means
Lecture 12. Estimating Proportions and the Difference between two Population Proportions
Lecture 13. Sample Size Determination
Chapter 5. HYPOTHESIS TESTING
Lecture 14. Basic Concepts of Hypothesis Testing
Lecture 15. One-Sample t- and z-Tests
Lecture 16. Independent and Paired Samples t-Tests
Lecture 17. Chi-Square Test for Independence and Goodness of Fit
Chapter 6. CORRELATION AND REGRESION
Lecture 18. Pearson Correlation
Lecture 19. Simple Linear Regression
Chapter 7. ANALYSIS OF VARIANCE
Lecture 20. One-way ANOVA
Lecture 21. Post-Hoc Tests for One-way ANOVA
Chapter 8. STATISTICAL ETHICS
Lecture 22. Ethical Guidelines in Statistical Practice
Week 1 (15.10.22) - No synchronous classes, instructor on Official Travel; reading and distribution of class materials
Week 2 (22.10.22) - First actual meeting; Introduction, overview, and GTKY; Chapter 1 Lectures 01 and 02;
Week 3 (29.10.22) - Chapter 1 Lecture 03; Activity 01; Chapter 02 Lectures 04 and 05
Week 4 (05.11.22) - Chapter 02 Lecture 06; Activity 02
Week 5 (12.11.22) - Chapter 03 Lectures 07 and 08; Activity 03
Week 6 (19.11.22) - Presentation of Activity 03 outputs; Chapter 04 Lecture 09
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Take note of important channels:
Zoom: 965 5879 8260 (Link here)
Facebook Group: EDUC 602 Statistics CTU-MC GS 3rd Tri 2022
Instructor's e-mail: jdselle@up.edu.ph
Class website: bit.ly/jdselle
Double check MIS Code (Section Code) to match class' official code: it should either be GS280.
Download syllabus here.
No synchronous meeting for today. Instructor on Official Travel.
GTKY - Instructor and students will introduce themselves.
Orientation
Communication channels (Zoom, FB Group, e-Mail, websites, etc.)
Weekly schedule
Requirements and evaluation procedures
Overview
Setting directions for the course
Course Learning Outcomes, Intended learning outcomes, and other objectives
Course contents
Materials, references, and other resources
Download and read Chapter 01 here.
Continuation of Chapter 01 (Lecture 03).
Instructions for Activity 01.
Download material for Chapter 02 here.
WEEK 1 - 15.10.22 (No synchronous classes)WEEK 2 - 22.10.22