An introductory statistics class and examination using SPSS/PC

Some Class-Participation Demonstrations for Introductory Probability and Statistics

Most statistics courses at the college (or high school) level, whether conducted in departments of statistics, mathematics, psychology, or elsewhere, are taken as a requirement by students who, unfortunately, often have little interest in the subject. There are several excellent textbooks at this level, and lecture time is often used to present examples--including realistic applications of stat...

Introductory statistics

An Examination of the Introductory MIS Course

The introductory management information systems (MIS) course is a core course for all business majors at almost every business school. It is common for this course to have multiple sections taught by a mixed group of instructors each semester. Hence, consistent pedagogy and assessment are needed for multiple sections of this course. This paper reports a pedagogical study of this course to addre...

Introductory statistics with R

ON AN INDEPENDENT RESULT USING ORDER STATISTICS AND THEIR CONCOMITANT

Let X1;X2;...;Xn have a jointly multivariate exchangeable normal distribution. In this work we investigate another proof of the independence of X and S2 using order statistics. We also assume that (Xi ; Yi); i =1; 2;...; n; jointly distributed in bivariate normal and establish the independence of the mean and the variance of concomitants of order statistics.