Statistics Syllabus
Syllabus for Statistics
Course No. 21090024
Period：54
Credit：3
Course Nature：Compulsive
Assessment: Usually 10%, Group Work 20%, Final Exam70%
Textbook：
Statistics(3rd Edition)，
Junping Jia，Xiaoqun He，Yongjin Jin，China Renmin University Press，2007
Reference：
Statistics for Business and Economics(7th Edition)
Anderson, D.R., & Sweeney, D.J. & Williams, T.A.
1.Introduction
Statistics is a core curriculum for students in finance and economics major, which is a science method that starts with data to study the status and development of the society economic phenomenon. This course mainly tells us the skill how to collect and collate information and the methods how to do with quantitative analysis and comprehensive evaluation. Specific content include: statistical design, statistical research, aggregate indexes, relative indexes, average indexes, sign variability indexes, time series prediction, statistics indexes, sample inferred, correlation analysis, aggregate indexes for the national economy etc.
2. Proportion of Course Hours
Chapter
Proportion
Chapter1 General Introduction and Statistical Data
2
Chapter2 Introduction of Descriptive Statistical Data: Tabular and Graphical Methods
2
Chapter3 Statistical Data summarize and Related cases
2
Chapter4 Introduction of Statistical Sampling and Sampling Distribution
6
Chapter5 Parameter Estimation
4
Mid-term Questions and Discussion
2
Chapter6 Hypothesis Testing
6
Chapter7 Statistical Sampling
6
Chapter8 Analysis of variance
6
Group Presentation
2
Chapter9 Simple Linear Regression
6
Chapter10 Multiple Linear Regression
4
Chapter11 Time Series and Index numbers
4
Questions and Discussion
2
Summation
54
3.Course Content
Chapter1 General Introduction and Statistical Data
1.1 Concepts of statistical data
1.2 Collections of statistical data
1.3 Statistical survey
Chapter2 Descriptive Statistical Data: Tabular and Graphical Methods
2.1 Statistical Tabular
2.2 Statistical graphs
2.3 Bivariate distribution
Chapter3
Course No. 21090024
Period：54
Credit：3
Course Nature：Compulsive
Assessment: Usually 10%, Group Work 20%, Final Exam70%
Textbook：
Statistics(3rd Edition)，
Junping Jia，Xiaoqun He，Yongjin Jin，China Renmin University Press，2007
Reference：
Statistics for Business and Economics(7th Edition)
Anderson, D.R., & Sweeney, D.J. & Williams, T.A.
1.Introduction
Statistics is a core curriculum for students in finance and economics major, which is a science method that starts with data to study the status and development of the society economic phenomenon. This course mainly tells us the skill how to collect and collate information and the methods how to do with quantitative analysis and comprehensive evaluation. Specific content include: statistical design, statistical research, aggregate indexes, relative indexes, average indexes, sign variability indexes, time series prediction, statistics indexes, sample inferred, correlation analysis, aggregate indexes for the national economy etc.
2. Proportion of Course Hours
Chapter
Proportion
Chapter1 General Introduction and Statistical Data
2
Chapter2 Introduction of Descriptive Statistical Data: Tabular and Graphical Methods
2
Chapter3 Statistical Data summarize and Related cases
2
Chapter4 Introduction of Statistical Sampling and Sampling Distribution
6
Chapter5 Parameter Estimation
4
Mid-term Questions and Discussion
2
Chapter6 Hypothesis Testing
6
Chapter7 Statistical Sampling
6
Chapter8 Analysis of variance
6
Group Presentation
2
Chapter9 Simple Linear Regression
6
Chapter10 Multiple Linear Regression
4
Chapter11 Time Series and Index numbers
4
Questions and Discussion
2
Summation
54
3.Course Content
Chapter1 General Introduction and Statistical Data
1.1 Concepts of statistical data
1.2 Collections of statistical data
1.3 Statistical survey
Chapter2 Descriptive Statistical Data: Tabular and Graphical Methods
2.1 Statistical Tabular
2.2 Statistical graphs
2.3 Bivariate distribution
Chapter3