Subjects: Statistics

  • Working With Distributions

    More about continuous random intervals. The Standard Deviants take you from point A to point B, step-by-step. On the horizon is the duo of distributions: normal and uniform. These two distributions will sizzle more than hotcakes on a radiator. Then it’s a sample of sampling.

  • By the Numbers

    From the stock market to research to sports, learn how statistics influence our everyday lives. This program also provides a detailed explanation of an essential aspect of statistics – correlation.

  • Normal Distribution

    This program shows some of the ways in which statistics play a role in today’s society. The measures of central tendency — mean, median and mode — are reviewed and standard deviation is introduced as a measure of dispersion.

  • Characteristics of Normal Distribution

    Characteristics of normal distribution are applied to a variety of problems involving data that is normally distributed. Problems involve topics such as the mean length of Walleye fish and hockey games.

  • Applications of Standard Normal Distribution

    How tall is tall? How fit is fit? Sets of data from a variety of situations are used to show why we need a standard normal curve and how and where it is used. Z-scores are applied to solve problems involving probability distributions.

  • Statistics: Review

    This review of basic statistics and the normal curve identifies the main characteristics and properties of the normal curve and investigates standard normal distribution, z-score, and probability problems.