Course Highlights
  • Describe the characteristics of point estimates and how they can be used to make inferences about a population.
  • Calculate upper and lower bounds of confidence intervals for given levels of confidence.
  • Describe the general process for conducting a hypothesis test using the Z-score or p-value methods.
  • Conduct a hypothesis test and interpret the meaning of the result for: one mean or proportion against a predetermined standard; two means or proportions against one another; paired data from repeated measurements of the same sample or matched pairs of individuals; and many means using an analysis of variance (ANOVA).
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UQx: Statistics for Business Analytics: Samples and Populations

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