VNRVJIET/ ACADEMICS/2017/FORMATS/I

LESSON PLAN: 2023-2024

Year : B.Tech. UG-CS-AM I Year II Semester Section: B

Course Code: 22BS1MT103 L T/P/D C

Course Name: STATISTICAL METHODS FOR DATA ANALYSIS 3 0 3.00

Number of Hours / week :3

Total number of periods planned : 60

Name of the Faculty Member : 23HSS050 - Dr Bandanatham Nagamalleswari

1. PREREQUISITES:
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2. COURSE OBJECTIVES:

3. COURSE OUTCOMES:

4.LEARNING RESOURCES:
(i)TEXT BOOKS

• Introduction to probability and statistics for Engineers and scientists - Sheldon M. Ross, Fourth edition, Academic

Press, 2009

• Statistical Methods - S. P. Gupta, 42nd Revised Edition, Sultan Chand &Sons,2012.

• R for Beginners - Sandip Rakshit, McGraw Hill Education

(ii)REFERENCES (Publications/ Open Learning Resources)

• R-The Statistical Programming Language - Dr. Mark Gardner, Wiley India, 2013

• Introduction to the Theory of Statistics - A. M. Mood, F. A. Graybill and D. C. Boes, 3rd Edition, McGraw-Hill, 2017

• Introduction of Probability Models - S. M. Ross, 11th Edition, Academic Press, 2014

(a) Publications
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(b) Open Learning Resources for self learning

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(iii) JOURNALS
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5.DELIVERY METHODOLOGIES:

• WIT &WIL

• Chalk and Talk

• Learning By Doing

• Power Point Presentation

6. COURSE PROJECTS:
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7. SIMULATION SOFTWARES(If any):

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8. DETAILED COURSE DELIVERY PLAN:

TEACHING PLAN

Proposed Delivery Course

S.No Contents of Syllabus to be Taught Lecture Dates
Methodologies Outcomes

1 01.01:Introduction, Applications 01-02-2024 WIT &WIL CO-1

2 01.02:Sample space and events 02-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-1

3 01.02:Sample space and events 03-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-1

4 01.03:Probability- The axioms of probability 07-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-1

5 01.04:some elementary theorems 08-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-1

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

6 01.05:conditional probability 09-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

7 01.06:Baye’s theorem 10-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

8 01.06:Baye’s theorem 14-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

9 01.07:Random variables 15-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

10 01.08:discrete and continuous distributions 16-02-2024 CO-1
Doing
 Chalk and Talk, Learning By
11 01.08:discrete and continuous distributions 17-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

12 01.09:Expectation of Random Variables 21-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

13 01.09:Expectation of Random Variables 22-02-2024 CO-1
Doing

14 02.01:Binomial Distribution 23-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-2

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

15 02.02:Problems related to Binomial Distribution 24-02-2024 CO-2
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

16 02.02:Problems related to Binomial Distribution 28-02-2024 CO-2
Doing

17 02.03:constants in Binomial Distribution 29-02-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-2

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

18 02.04:Poisson Distribution 01-03-2024 CO-2
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

19 02.05:Constants in Poisson Distribution 02-03-2024 CO-2
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

20 02.05:Constants in Poisson Distribution 06-03-2024 CO-2
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

21 02.06:Normal Distribution 07-03-2024 CO-2
Doing

02.07:Statistical Parameters in Normal Chalk and Talk, Learning By

22 13-03-2024 CO-2
Distribution Doing

02.07:Statistical Parameters in Normal Chalk and Talk, Learning By

23 14-03-2024 CO-2
Distribution Doing

24 03.01:Introduction, Installing R 15-03-2024 Power Point Presentation CO-3

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

25 03.02:Data Types in R 16-03-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Learning By Doing, Power

26 03.03:Programming using R: 20-03-2024 CO-3
Point Presentation

Learning By Doing, Power

27 03.03:Programming using R: 21-03-2024 CO-3
Point Presentation

28 03.04:Operators in R 22-03-2024 Power Point Presentation CO-3

 Chalk and Talk, Power Point
29 03.05:Conditional Statements in R 23-03-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

30 03.05:Conditional Statements in R 27-03-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

31 03.06:Looping concepts in R 28-03-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

32 03.07:Scripts in R 30-03-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

33 03.08:Function creation in R 10-04-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

34 03.08:Function creation in R 12-04-2024 CO-3
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

35 04.01:Introduction, Creating list 18-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

36 04.02:List operations 19-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

37 04.02:List operations 20-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

38 04.03:Recursive list 24-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

39 04.04:creating a data frame 25-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

40 04.05:operations on data frame 26-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

41 04.05:operations on data frame 27-04-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

42 04.06:Import-Export in R 01-05-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

43 04.07:Data Visualization 02-05-2024 CO-4
Presentation

Chalk and Talk, Power Point

44 04.07:Data Visualization 03-05-2024 CO-4
Presentation
 05.01:Introduction to statistics: Definition of
45 04-05-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
Statistics

05.02:Basic objectives. Applications in various

46 05-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
branches of science with examples

05.03:Collection of Data: Internal and external

47 06-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
data

48 05.04:Primary and secondary Data. 07-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5

05.05:Population and sample, Representative

49 12-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
sample

05.06:Classification and tabulation of univariate

50 13-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
data

05.07:graphical representation, Frequency

51 14-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
curves

05.07:graphical representation, Frequency

52 15-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5
curves

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

53 05.08:Descriptive measures - central tendency 19-06-2024 CO-5
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

54 05.08:Descriptive measures - central tendency 20-06-2024 CO-5
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

55 05.09:Descriptive measures - Dispersion 21-06-2024 CO-5
Doing

Chalk and Talk, Learning By

56 05.09:Descriptive measures - Dispersion 22-06-2024 CO-5
Doing

57 05.10:Bivariate data.Summarization 26-06-2024 Chalk and Talk CO-5

05.11:marginal and conditional frequency Chalk and Talk, Learning By

58 27-06-2024 CO-5
distribution Doing

CO-3, CO-
59 05.12:Revision 28-06-2024 Chalk and Talk
4, CO-5

CO-3, CO-
60 05.12:Revision 29-06-2024 Chalk and Talk
4, CO-5

9. TUTORIAL QUESTIONS:

• 1. Suppose 5 men out of 100 and 25 women out of 10,000 are colour blind. A colour blind person is chosen at

random. What is the probability of the person being a male(Assume male and female to be in equal numbers)?
 2. 21.The mean height of students in a college is 155 cms and standard deviation is 15. What is the probability that

the mean height of 36 students is less than 157cms.

10. HOME ASSIGNMENTS:

• 1. Of the three men, the chances that a politician, a business man or an academician will be appointed as a vice-

chancellor (V.C) of a university are 0.5, 0.3, 0.2 respectively. Probability that research is promoted by these

persons if they are appointed as V.C are 0.3, 0.7, 0.8 respectively. (i). Determine the probability that research is

promoted.

(ii). If research is promoted, what is the probability that V.C is an academician.

2. Out of 800 families with 5 children each, how many would you expect to have a) 3 boys b) 5 girls c) either 2 or 3

boys d) at least one boy. Assume equal probabilities for boys and girls.

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