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2025 Spring

BUSINESS STATISTICS - MTH222/1 Spring 2025


Course
Hieu Thi Hoang Nguyen
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Here is the course outline:

1. Lecture 1 (Introduction to Business Statistics & Data organization, tables, graphs, charts)

Feb 5

● Going through the syllabus, Q&A about the assignments; ● (P1) Introduction – Data types, collection, cleaning, coding ● (P2) Organizing and visualizing data

2. Lecture 2: Numerical descriptive measures (part I)

Feb 12

● (P1) Describing data using basic statistical measures ● (P2) Practicing exercises with given data

3. Lecture 3: Numerical descriptive measures (part II)

Feb 19

● (P1) Describing data using basic statistical measures ● (P2) Practicing exercises with given data Assignment 1: First look – analysis of given data, presentation, and charts (descriptive measures) - Released Assignment 1 (deadline in week 5)

4. Lecture 4: Using Excel for data analysis

Feb 26

● Quiz 1 (MCQs, closed book) ● (P1+2) Using basic and advanced Excel tools to analyze data

5. Lecture 5: Probability and probability distributions (I)

Mar 5

● (P1) Quiz 1 correction and Basic probability ● (P1) Conditional probability ● (P1) Practice exercises with given data Assignment 1: First look – analysis of given data, presentation, and charts (descriptive measures) – deadline of submission in NEO

6. Lecture 6: Probability and probability distributions (II)

Mar 12

● (P1) Radom variables, normal distribution ● (P2) Practicing exercises with given data ● Midterm revision materials are provided

7. Midterm

Mar 19

(closed book) calculators will be provided

8. Midterm Break

Mar 26

9. Lecture 7: Linear regression (part I)

Apr 2

● (P1+2) Introducing linear regression – basic theory, how does it work

10. Lecture 8: Linear Regression (part II)

Apr 9

● (P1) Further discussing about linear regression – practical application, creating simple models, reality check ● (P2) Exercise practice

11. Lecture 9: Sampling and sampling distribution, confidence interval estimation

Apr 16

● Quiz 2 (MCQs, close book) ● (P1) Sampling and sampling distribution ● (P2) Confidence interval estimation

12. Lecture 10: Sampling and sampling distribution, confidence interval estimation (II)

Apr 23

● (P1) Quiz 2 correction and Confidence interval estimation ● (P2) Exercise practice

13. Lecture 11: Hypothesis testing (part I)

Apr 30

● Quiz 3 (MCQs, close book) ● Introducing hypothesis testing – concept and steps ● z-test of hypothesis for mean and proportion

14. Lecture 12: Hypothesis Testing (part II)

May 7

● Quiz 3 correction ● z-test of hypothesis for mean and proportion ● t-test of hypothesis for mean and proportion ● practicing exercises ● Final exam revision materials are provided

15. Final exam

May 14

(closed book, 1-sided handwritten cheat sheet) calculators will be provided

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