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First Quarter: Distributions What types of graphical displays are appropriate for the data we are representing? What numerical summary is appropriate for the data we are representing? What does it mean for a distribution to be "normal"? Scatterplots What does correlation tell us about the relationship between two variables? When is it appropriate to use a scatterplot? Regression What does a residual plot tell us about the properties of our variables? When is it appropriate to use a logarithmic transformation? How do outliers affect the LSRL? Second Quarter: Samples What is bias? What is the difference between an observational study and an experiment? When do we use simulations? Experiments What makes a "good" experiment? What are the principals of experimental design? Probability What does it mean for events to be random? What is a random variable? Third Quarter: Binomial, Geometric and Sampling Distributions What is the difference between binomial and geometric settings? What is the difference between a parameter and a statistic? What is the central limit theorem? Intro to Inference What is a confidence interval? What is the difference between the different types of error? How do you conduct a hypothesis test? Fourth Quarter: Inference for Tables and Regression When do you use the Chi-squared test? Review
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