Dynamic Statistics with Autograph - School Licence

This electronic book (PDF) demonstrates ways that Autograph, dynamic graphing software, is effectively utilized as a tool for interactive teacher demonstrations and independent student investigations in Statistics. Electronic PDF book with free Autograph files. This School Licence allows you to distribute the book and files in accordance to the extent and limitations of your existing Autograph School Licence (whether 50, Site or Extended Site). Contents: Introduction; Unique to Autograph; Choose Your Preferences; Shortcuts and Useful Hints. Chapter 1: Quantitative Data. Chapter 2: Linear Regression. Chapter 3: Sampling. Chapter 4: Randomness and Random Variables. Chapter 5: Probability Distributions. Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions. Chapter 7: Inference. Suggested Answers to Student Investigations.

Dynamic Statistics with Autograph - Personal Use

This electronic book (PDF) demonstrates ways that Autograph, dynamic graphing software, is effectively utilized as a tool for interactive teacher demonstrations and independent student investigations in Statistics. Electronic PDF book with free Autograph files for personal use (School Licence available separately). Contents: Introduction; Unique to Autograph; Choose Your Preferences; Shortcuts and Useful Hints. Chapter 1: Quantitative Data. Chapter 2: Linear Regression. Chapter 3: Sampling. Chapter 4: Randomness and Random Variables. Chapter 5: Probability Distributions. Chapter 6: Sampling Distributions. Chapter 7: Inference. Suggested Answers to Student Investigations.

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Introduction to Design and Analysis of Experiments

Developed over years of classroom use, this text can be used as an introduction to statistics emphasizing experimental design or as an elementary graduate survey course.