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Statistics – DGGB 6820: Summer 2010
Supplementary Material – Notation, Definitions, Formulas and Useful Links
Wei Wang – Graduate Assistant goldblade84@hotmail.com YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/fordhamstats Tutoring Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs: 8pm – 10pm (By Appointment) I’ve decided to shift the tutoring to evening hours, but only by appointment. Please e-mail me 48 hours before the desired date. However, I suggest sending questions to me via E-mail as a faster alternative.
Introduction:
First of all, this (lengthy) document is not a mandatory part of this course. However, I wrote it with the course material, and my own experience of this course in mind. So I definitely think it’ll be useful. This document contains supplementary material intended to enhance and review the concepts, theories, techniques, and applications covered in Statistics – DGGB 6820 taught by Professor Hollwitz here at Fordham GBA. This document may also be useful for quick reference, review, or to approach the material differently. Although most (if not all) notation, definitions, and formulas will appear in your course work. It is not necessary to memorize them, instead this document serves to help you recognize formulas and help you understand the terms and statistical techniques. This introductory statistics course focuses on the application, analysis and interpretation of statistical techniques rather than the mathematical proof of their functionality. After all, we are neither mathematicians nor statisticians. However, knowing the basics will hopefully provide some insight to statistics techniques and analysis in general, as well as the potential to apply statistical techniques in your everyday life.
How to Use this Document:
This document will try to present the material logically, and in a “moderately” academic fashion. But at the same time, will try to give a practical and intuitive approach to the material. Headings and definitions are in bold. o Subheadings are
Supplementary Material – Notation, Definitions, Formulas and Useful Links
Wei Wang – Graduate Assistant goldblade84@hotmail.com YouTube Channel: www.youtube.com/user/fordhamstats Tutoring Hours: Tues, Wed, Thurs: 8pm – 10pm (By Appointment) I’ve decided to shift the tutoring to evening hours, but only by appointment. Please e-mail me 48 hours before the desired date. However, I suggest sending questions to me via E-mail as a faster alternative.
Introduction:
First of all, this (lengthy) document is not a mandatory part of this course. However, I wrote it with the course material, and my own experience of this course in mind. So I definitely think it’ll be useful. This document contains supplementary material intended to enhance and review the concepts, theories, techniques, and applications covered in Statistics – DGGB 6820 taught by Professor Hollwitz here at Fordham GBA. This document may also be useful for quick reference, review, or to approach the material differently. Although most (if not all) notation, definitions, and formulas will appear in your course work. It is not necessary to memorize them, instead this document serves to help you recognize formulas and help you understand the terms and statistical techniques. This introductory statistics course focuses on the application, analysis and interpretation of statistical techniques rather than the mathematical proof of their functionality. After all, we are neither mathematicians nor statisticians. However, knowing the basics will hopefully provide some insight to statistics techniques and analysis in general, as well as the potential to apply statistical techniques in your everyday life.
How to Use this Document:
This document will try to present the material logically, and in a “moderately” academic fashion. But at the same time, will try to give a practical and intuitive approach to the material. Headings and definitions are in bold. o Subheadings are