In this section you learned about a test that was an extension of the 1-Proportion Z-Test.   In this section you are dealing with (qualitative/quantitative) data for (one/two) samples and for (one/two) variables.                   The null hypothesis in this section will always say ___ ____________________________________     […]

Attached above you will find a description of the final project for this course, which includes both a written component and a short video presentation.  You can submit the 2-page write-up using the link here (click on the title “Final Project”), and the video will be submitted through the separate link below.  Details of what […]

In this section you learned how to test for a relation between two qualitative variables.   In this section you are dealing with (qualitative/quantitative) data for (one/two) samples and for (one/two) variables.   The null hypothesis in this section will always say that the variables are ___ __________________   These tests are always ___ ______-tailed […]

In this section you learned how to perform a hypothesis test to test for a linear relation.   •             What is the symbol for the sample linear correlation coefficient?   _____   •             What is the symbol for the population linear correlation coefficient?   _____   •  […]

In this section you learned how to compute the linear correlation coefficient and the coefficient of determination   •             What does r measure?   •             What are the units on the value of r?    •             What does an r […]

In this section you started working with bivariate data:  data for two variables collected on each object.   •             What is the name of the graph that we use to look at the relation between two quantitative variables?   •             What is the formula for […]

In this section you learned how to test a hypothesis and compute a confidence interval for the difference in means for independent samples.                   In this section you are dealing with _____ __________________ data.                   The symbol for the […]

In this section you learned how to compute a confidence interval and perform a hypothesis test for a mean difference for paired data.   •             In this section you are dealing with _______ ________________ data.   •             The symbol for the parameter in this section […]

This is a “Comprehensive Reflective Final”. I will be looking at your ability to weave creativity, personal interest and critical persuasive thinking as you create another hypothetical “Letter to the Editor” that related to prior Assessment Letter.   But this time you are asked to take the opposing side of your prior Assessment Letter.   […]

Critical Thinking: The Nature of Change (105 points)   In this module, we learned that everything is in a state of constant change. This is a challenge of strategic management, as the industry environment is driven by technology, consumer needs, politics, economic conditions, and many other influences. Consider these influences as you analyze the following […]