This well-received book, now in its second edition, is designed for an introductory course in statistics for students of statistics, mathematics and management. In addition, postgraduate students of a variety of disciplines such as psychology, sociology, anthropology, biology, nursing and criminal justice, as well as professionals, surveyors and administrators will also find this book extremely helpful.
This book Useful for management and engneering students.
List of Figures
• List of Tables Preface
• Preface to the First Edition Acronyms
• Notation
1 BASIC CONCEPTS OF STATISTICAL STUDIES
2 ORGANIZING A RAW DATASET
3 PICTORIAL REPRESENTATION OF A DATASET
4 SUMMARIZING A RAW DATASET
5 SUMMARIZING AN ORGANIZED DATASET
6 CONCEPTS OF PROBABILITY
7 RANDOM VARIABLES
8 BINOMIAL EXPERIMENTS
9 NORMAL CURVE AND NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
10 APPLICATIONS OF THE NORMAL DISTRIBUTION
11 ESTIMATION OF POPULATION PARAMETERS
12 HYPOTHESIS TESTING FOR A SINGLE POPULATION
13 HYPOTHESIS TESTING TO COMPARE TWO POPULATIONS
14 BIVARIATE QUANTITATIVE DATA: CORRELATION AND REGRESSION
15 BIVARIATE CATEGORICAL DATA: CONTINGENCY TABLES
16 MULTINOMIAL EXPERIMENTS: GOODNESS OF FIT TEST
17 HYPOTHESIS TESTING TO COMPARE MULTIPLE POPULATIONS
18 QUALITY MANAGEMENT USING STATISTICS
Appendix A Statistical Tables
Appendix B Question Bank
Appendix C Multiple-Choice Questions (with Answers)
Appendix D Answers to Chapter Exercises Index