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AMS 101 Course Outlines

This course introduces students to basic statistical concepts of probability theory and methodology used to solve statistical problems. The course aims to teach students how to collect and organize data, calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion, fit data to trend lines for forecasting, and solve probability problems. Topics covered include frequency distributions, measures of central tendency and dispersion, correlation and regression analysis, classical and axiomatic approaches to probability, and random variables. Assessment is based on exams, exercises, and tests.

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AMS 101 Course Outlines

This course introduces students to basic statistical concepts of probability theory and methodology used to solve statistical problems. The course aims to teach students how to collect and organize data, calculate measures of central tendency and dispersion, fit data to trend lines for forecasting, and solve probability problems. Topics covered include frequency distributions, measures of central tendency and dispersion, correlation and regression analysis, classical and axiomatic approaches to probability, and random variables. Assessment is based on exams, exercises, and tests.

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AMS 101 PROBABILITY AND STATISTICS I

Instruction Hours: 45
Pre-requisites: None
Purpose of the course
To introduce student to the basic statistical concepts basic probability theory, methodology and
applications used in solving various statistical problems

Expected Learning Outcomes


By the end of the course the learner should be able to:
i) Discuss methods of data collection, data organization and presentation.
ii) Calculate measures of central tendency and spread for a given set of data
iii) Fit a given data to the trend line and use the results in forecasting
iv) Solve problems on basic theory of probability

Course Content
Definition of statistics: Nature of statistics; Sources; Methods of data collection; Classification and
processing data: Presentation of statistical data; Frequency distribution; Measures of Central tendency,
mean, mode, median and others; Measures of dispersion; Moments; Skewness; Kurtosis; Correlation and
regression Analysis; Classical and axiomatic approach to probability: Compound conditional Probability;
Concept of random variables; Stem and Leaf Presentation of data

Teaching / Learning Methodologies: Lectures; Practical work (Minitab Package); Class discussion
Instructional Materials and Equipment: Overhead Projectors; Power Point; Flip Charts; Handouts; Chalk
board
Course Assessment: Examination - 70%; Continuous Assessments (Exercises and Tests) - 30%; Total - 100%
Core Text Books
i) Purna Chandra Biswal (2009); Probability And Statistics; Prentice-hall Of India Pvt Ltd
ii) Silvey S. O (2008); Statistical Inferences; C. Brown Publishers
iii) Prem Mann (2005); Introduction to Statistics; John Wiley and Sons
iv) Yuri Suhov, Mark Kelbert (2005); Probability And Statistics By Example: Basic Probability
And Statistics( Volume 1 ); Cambridge University Press

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