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This course is meant to be a direct continuation of "Statistics and Data Analysis with Excel, Part 1." Therefore, it is not recommended to take Part 2 unless you've also taken Part 1. Building on the topics learned in Part 1 of the course (probability, probability mass and density functions, the normal and standard normal distributions), this course dives into a more applied side of statistics. Topics in Part 2 include sampling distributions; one-sample hypothesis tests on the mean, variance, and binomial proportion; two-sample hypothesis tests (comparison of means, variances, and binomial proportions of samples drawn from two populations); simple (straight-line) regression; multilinear regression; and analysis of variance (ANOVA).
Statistical techniques are taught with the help of Microsoft Excel, which is an intuitive software package that has many built-in functions and tools for statistical analysis. This course is the second course out of three that comprise the specialization "Statistics and Applied Data Analysis." Course 3 ("Statistics and Data Analysis with R") focuses on statistical analysis in the statistical software package RStudio.
Week 1 of the course is an introduction to Part 2 of "Statistics and Data Analysis with Excel." You will have several short, orientation-type reading assignments and you will have the opportunity to review some important concepts from Part 1 of the course. Finally, you'll be introduced to some of the main concepts and goals of the course.
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5 vidéos•Total 31 minutes
Welcome to the Course!•8 minutes
How the Course Works•3 minutes
Standardizing and Z-Values, Part 1•11 minutes
Standardizing and Z-Values, Part 2•3 minutes
Inverse Normal Distribution Calculations•6 minutes
6 lectures•Total 21 minutes
Course Updates and Accessibility Support•1 minute
The Importance of a Course Certificate and the Future of Higher Education•10 minutes
What Version of Excel Do You Need for This Course?•5 minutes
Do You Need to Review?•1 minute
Percentage Points of the Standard Normal Distribution (Table)•2 minutes
Week 2 Excel Files•2 minutes
1 devoir•Total 2 minutes
Unlock Quiz for Week 2 Files•2 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 10 minutes
What About You?•10 minutes
Sampling Distributions and the Central Limit Theorem
Module 2•3 heures à terminer
Détails du module
In Week 2 of the course, you will learn all about sampling distributions and how they are different from population distributions, which you learned about in Part 1 of the course. You will also learn about the "variance known" and "variance unknown" cases and the differences between them. You'll learn all about the T distribution and how to create confidence intervals on the population mean when variance is known and unknown. Finally, you will learn about the chi-squared distribution and how to create confidence intervals on the population variance.
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11 vidéos•Total 83 minutes
Introduction to Inferential Statistics•7 minutes
Sampling Distribution vs. Population Distribution •9 minutes
The Central Limit Theorem•5 minutes
Variance Known or Unknown?•5 minutes
Confidence Interval on the Mean, Variance Known•12 minutes
The T Distribution•8 minutes
Confidence Interval on the Mean, Variance Unknown•5 minutes
Using the CONFIDENCE.NORM and CONFIDENCE.T Functions in Excel •5 minutes
Prediction Interval on a Future Observation•6 minutes
The Chi-Squared Distribution and Confidence Intervals on the Variance •11 minutes
Guided Workshop 2: Confidence Interval Calculator for Small Data Sets•12 minutes
7 lectures•Total 22 minutes
Week 2 Cheat Sheet•2 minutes
Percentage Points of the T Distribution (Table)•2 minutes
Excel Functions for the Standard Normal and T Distributions•2 minutes
Percentage Points of the Chi-Squared Distribution (Table)•2 minutes
Excel Functions for the Chi-Squared Distribution•2 minutes
Guided Workshop 2•10 minutes
Week 3 Excel Files•2 minutes
3 devoirs•Total 90 minutes
Week 2 Practice Quiz•30 minutes
Guided Workshop 2 Submission•30 minutes
Week 2 Graded Quiz•30 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 5 minutes
(OPTIONAL) Week 2 Discussion•5 minutes
One-Sample Hypothesis Tests
Module 3•3 heures à terminer
Détails du module
Week 3 will introduce you to hypothesis testing. You will perform hypothesis tests on single-sample parameters (mean and variance). You will then learn about Type I and Type II errors, how to calculate beta and power, and how to determine sample size for a specified power of the test. Finally, you will learn how to perform hypothesis tests on a binomial proportion.
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14 vidéos•Total 100 minutes
Introduction to Hypothesis Testing, Part 1•6 minutes
Introduction to Hypothesis Testing, Part 2•8 minutes
Hypothesis Tests on the Mean Using Confidence Intervals•10 minutes
The Test Statistic Approach to Hypothesis Testing•10 minutes
Using P-Values for Hypothesis Testing on the Mean, Part 1•6 minutes
Using P-Values for Hypothesis Testing on the Mean, Part 2•7 minutes
Type I and Type II Errors•9 minutes
Example: Type II Error•5 minutes
Power of the Test•4 minutes
Choice of Sample Size and OC Curves•7 minutes
Choice of Sample Size, Variance Unknown•2 minutes
Hypothesis Tests on the Variance•8 minutes
Hypothesis Tests on a Binomial Proportion•8 minutes
Guided Workshop 3: Real-Time Power Calculator•10 minutes
3 lectures•Total 14 minutes
Week 3 Cheat Sheet•2 minutes
Guided Workshop 3•10 minutes
Week 4 Excel Files•2 minutes
3 devoirs•Total 90 minutes
Week 3 Practice Quiz•30 minutes
Guided Workshop 3 Submission•30 minutes
Week 3 Graded Quiz•30 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 5 minutes
(OPTIONAL) Week 3 Discussion•5 minutes
Two-Sample Hypothesis Tests
Module 4•3 heures à terminer
Détails du module
Week 4 is all about hypothesis tests related to comparision of means, variances, and binomial proportions of two populations. You will also learn how to perform paired T-tests and you will learn how to use the F distribution.
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8 vidéos•Total 67 minutes
Comparison of Means, Variance Known (Part 1)•9 minutes
Comparison of Means, Variance Known (Part 2)•7 minutes
Comparison of Means, Variance Unknown (Part 1)•7 minutes
Comparison of Means, Variance Unknown (Part 2)•4 minutes
Paired T-tests•9 minutes
The F Distribution and Comparison of Variances•9 minutes
Percentage Points of the F Distribution (Table)•2 minutes
Guided Workshop 4•10 minutes
Week 5 Excel Files•2 minutes
3 devoirs•Total 90 minutes
Week 4 Practice Quiz•30 minutes
Guided Workshop 4 Submission•30 minutes
Week 4 Graded Quiz•30 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 5 minutes
(OPTIONAL) Week 4 Discussion•5 minutes
Linear Regression
Module 5•4 heures à terminer
Détails du module
Week 5 introduces you to linear regression models. You will learn how to create simple linear regression models, perform hypothesis tests on the slope and intercept, and calculate the coefficient of determination and adjusted R-squared value. You will also learn how to use Excel's Regression tool to create linear regression models.
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10 vidéos3 lectures3 devoirs1 sujet de discussion
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10 vidéos•Total 108 minutes
Linear Regression, Part 1: Simple Linear Models (Straight Line)•9 minutes
Linear Regression, Part 2: General Linear Models•12 minutes
Linear Regression, Part 3: Multilinear Regression•10 minutes
Simple Linear Regression Using Least Squares Estimators•12 minutes
Hypothesis Tests for Simple Linear Regression•12 minutes
Confidence Intervals on Slope and Intercept•12 minutes
Examples: Confidence Interval on the Slope•9 minutes
Confidence Interval on the Mean Response•11 minutes
Coefficient of Determination and Adjusted R-Squared•8 minutes
Guided Workshop 5: Prediction Interval for a Future Observation•14 minutes
3 lectures•Total 14 minutes
Week 5 Cheat Sheet•2 minutes
Guided Workshop 5•10 minutes
Week 6 Excel Files•2 minutes
3 devoirs•Total 90 minutes
Week 5 Practice Quiz•30 minutes
Guided Workshop 5 Submission•30 minutes
Week 5 Graded Quiz•30 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 5 minutes
(OPTIONAL) Week 5 Discussion•5 minutes
Multilinear Regression
Module 6•3 heures à terminer
Détails du module
Building off of concepts you learned in Week 5 of the course, Week 6 will introduce you to multiple linear regression models. You will learn how to perform hypothesis tests on model parameters and how to create confidence and prediction intervals. Finally, you will be introduced to nonlinear regression (logistic regression).
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7 vidéos•Total 97 minutes
Matrix Approach to Multiple Linear Regression•11 minutes
Statistical Properties of Least Squares Estimators•12 minutes
Hypothesis Tests in Multiple Linear Regression, Part 1•10 minutes
Hypothesis Tests in Multiple Linear Regression, Part 2•10 minutes
Confidence Intervals in Multiple Linear Regression•9 minutes
Introduction to Nonlinear Regression (Logistic Regression)•14 minutes
In Week 7, you will learn the basics of one-way and two-way analysis of variance (ANOVA). You will learn how to do this "by hand" and also using a built-in tool in Excel.
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4 vidéos•Total 48 minutes
Single-Factor ANOVA: Introduction and Terminology•9 minutes
Single-Factor ANOVA: Partitioning the Sum of Squares and Creating the ANOVA Table•11 minutes
Single-Factor ANOVA: Comparison of Means•6 minutes
Guided Workshop 7: Two-Way Analysis of Variance•22 minutes
2 lectures•Total 12 minutes
Week 7 Cheat Sheet•2 minutes
Guided Workshop 7•10 minutes
4 devoirs•Total 120 minutes
Week 7 Practice Quiz•30 minutes
Guided Workshop 7 Submission•30 minutes
Week 7 Graded Quiz•30 minutes
Final Graded Quiz•30 minutes
1 sujet de discussion•Total 5 minutes
(OPTIONAL) Week 7 Discussion•5 minutes
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