STAtistics Monthly Schedule
(AP Statistics, Period F)
M 1/7/02 |
HW due: Read §7.2 and start studying for the midterm exam. Midterm covers pp.1-410 from text, or if you prefer the Barron's book, topics 1-11 except for binomial and geometric distributions and the normal approximation to the binomial. The Barron's book is an excellent source of multiple-choice and free-response questions; both types will be represented on your midterm. |
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W 1/9/02 |
"Quest" (60 points) on Chapters 6 and 7. |
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Th 1/10/02 |
Discuss §7.2 and review for midterm. (If you come today, you do not need to come tomorrow.) |
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W 1/9/02 |
Discuss §7.2 and review for midterm. |
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T 1/15/02 |
Midterm exam covering Chapters 1-7, 11:30 a.m., Room R. The exam will last 2 hours. Bring pencils and calculator, but do not bring scratch paper. Formula sheets and paper will be provided. Many of the questions, both multiple-choice and free-response, will be taken from the Barron's book (topic areas 1-11, excluding binomial and geometric distributions and the normal approximation to the binomial). |
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M 1/21/02 |
Holiday (no class). |
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T 1/22/02 |
Faculty meetings (no class). |
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W 1/23/02 |
Classes resume for second semester. Form groups for experimental design and execution. |
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Th 1/24/02 |
In class: Discuss ideas for group project, plus basics of §8.1. |
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F 1/25/02 |
Day of rest. Parking will be difficult today because of the diocesan convention. |
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M 1/28/02 |
HW due today: Read §8.1, write #8.19 and 8.22. |
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T 1/29/02 |
HW due today: Finish filling out the CFU questions and read §8.2. Look at and begin working on #8.30, 8.31, 8.39, 8.40, 8.44, 8.45. If you cannot finish any of these, you must at least read each question and make a written list of the specific questions you have. "I don't understand" is not a question. |
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W 1/30/02 |
No additional HW due, but I expect Tuesday's assignment to be complete this time. |
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Th 1/31/02 |
HW due today: Finish writing up #8.30, 8.31, 8.39, 8.40, 8.44, 8.45. |
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