Dr. Eakin’s BSTAT 3321/5301 Page
Examples and Exercises
The examples are in Microsoft Excel. Once opened to generate another example press the F9 key.
The exercises are best worked using Internet Explorer. You may use the Back function in order to attempt an exercise multiple times. The program keeps track of the number of attempts.
Numerical Description
- Examples Calculation of Variances and Standard Deviations
Probability
- Examples Probabilities from Contingency Table
- Examples Bayes Probabilities
- Examples Binomial Probabilities
- Examples Empirical Rule Probabilities
- Examples Probability of Normal Random Variable
- Examples Probability of Sample Mean
- Examples Probability of Sample Proportions
Univariate Confidence Intervals
- Examples Z Confidence Interval for Population Mean
- Examples t Confidence Interval for Population Mean
- Examples z Confidence Interval for Population Proportion
- Examples Sample Size for Estimating Population Mean
- Examples Sample Size for Estimating Population Proportion
Univariate Hypothesis Tests – These are worked with Excel
Identification Exercise – These are worked with Excel
- Exercise Problem Identification for Probability, Confidence Interval and Hypothesis Test Problems
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