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AP Statistics: Extracting Information From Data Robert Williams Aug., 2011

This document outlines the topics and grading requirements for an AP Statistics course. It discusses the major categories in statistics including descriptive statistics, probability, correlation and regression, and inference. The first quarter topics are listed as frequency distributions and graphs, numerical data description, the normal distribution, correlation and regression, and design of experiments. The grading breakdown weights attendance at 20%, homework and quizzes at 60%, the highest exam at 100 points, participation at 20 points, the lowest exam at 0 points if not the final, and the final comprehensive exam at 400 points if not the lowest exam.

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AP Statistics: Extracting Information From Data Robert Williams Aug., 2011

This document outlines the topics and grading requirements for an AP Statistics course. It discusses the major categories in statistics including descriptive statistics, probability, correlation and regression, and inference. The first quarter topics are listed as frequency distributions and graphs, numerical data description, the normal distribution, correlation and regression, and design of experiments. The grading breakdown weights attendance at 20%, homework and quizzes at 60%, the highest exam at 100 points, participation at 20 points, the lowest exam at 0 points if not the final, and the final comprehensive exam at 400 points if not the lowest exam.

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AP Statistics

Extracting Information from Data Robert Williams Aug., 2011

Major Categories in Statistics


1. Descriptive Statistics 2. Probability and Random Variables 3. Correlation and Regression 4. Inference: (Hypothesis Testing, Confidence Intervals) 5. Probability 6. Normal and other Distributions

1st quarter Topics


Freq. Distrb. & Graphs Numerical Data Description The Normal Distribution
Correlation and Regression Design of Experiments

Grading
Requirement: Weigh t 20 60 100 20 0 200
400

Attendance Homework - Quizzes Highest Exam Participation Lowest Exam (if not final) Final Comprehensive Exam (if not lowest)
Possible Total

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