Think of a problem from your degree major that interests you. You will use this problem throughout the en

• Think of a problem from your degree major that interests you. You will use this problem throughout the entire course, so choose carefully. There is an Application Index starting on page XIX of the textbook that might prove to be helpful. You might also look at the datasets in Statdisk for ideas, but don’t use any of them.
• Create a scenario for your problem and gather or make up data to include one qualitative and two quantitative variables relating to your scenario and 15 data values. Be sure to include the units of measurement for the variables. 
• Review the rubric that will be used for grading, linked in the Submission and Grading area below.

Example: I am a nurse interested in the relationship between gender, weight, and systolic blood pressure. My data is as follows: (click to expand/reduce)

With these thoughts in mind:

By Day 1

By the end of Day 1, you can post your scenario and data for your Instructor to review.  If you do not submit this by the end of Day 1, you will need to proceed to submit the entire Discussion on Day 3.

Post a 2- to 3-paragraph response that includes the following information:

• Describe your scenario and the variables that you are using. 
• Post your dataset in your Discussion.
• Fill in the following table for your variables and explain why you made the choices you did. 

VariableQualitative/QuantitativeContinuous/DiscreteLevel of Measurement            

• After you have completed the scenario with the dataset and table with the information on your variables, discuss any problems you have had this week in learning the terminology and vocabulary. Also, include what you did to overcome this problem.