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    Syllabus of PSYC 203 - Statistics I

    Department: Psychology

    Credits: Bilkent 3,    ECTS 5

    Course Coordinator: Sezer Kadayıfçılar

    Semester: 2020-2021 Spring

    Contact Hours: 3 hours of lecture per week   


     
    Textbook and Other Required Material:

     Required - Textbook: Statistical Techniques in Business and Economics,


    Douglas Lind, William Marchal, Samuel Wathen, 18th Edition, Mc Graw Hill
     Recommended - Textbook: Essentials of Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences ,
    Gravetter & Wallnau, 8th edition , Cengage
     Recommended - Textbook: Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences, Gravetter &
    Wallnau, 9th edition, Cengage

     
    Catalog Description:
    The main concepts and methods of statistical analysis used by psychologists are
    covered. Topics include probability theory, graphic representations, and distributions,
    measures of central tendency, non-parametric statistics (including Chi Square) and t-
    test. Students will practice using these statistics.
     
    Prerequisite(s): CS 123 and PSYC 101 and PSYC 103
     
    Assessment Methods:
      Type Label Count Total Contribution
    1 Midterm:Essay/written Midterm 1 35
    2 Final:Essay/written final 1 40
    3 homework hw1 1 2,5
    4 homework hw2 1 2,5
    5 Homework hw3 1 2,5
    6 Homework hw4 1 2,5
    7 Homework hw5 1 2,5
    8 Homework hw6 1 2,5
    9 Homework hw7 1 2,5
    10 Homework hw8 1 2,5
    11 Homework hw9 1 2,5
    12 Homework hw10 1 2,5
     
    Minimum Requirements to Qualify for the Final Exam:
    you should collect at least 30 before the final exam
     
    Course Learning Outcomes:
    Course Learning Outcome Assessment
    Quantitatively describe data and their distributions. Midterm
    final
    Identify the structure of data and the appropriate statistical tests to Midterm
    conduct on these data. final
    Conduct distinct inferential statistical tests using a professional Midterm
    statistical software package. final
    Interpret and articulate these results in the context of research Midterm
    hypothesis testing. final
     
    Weekly Syllabus:

    1. Describing Data, Variables, Study Methods


    2. Distributions of Data
    3. Measures of Central Tendency
    4. Variation among Data
    5. Transforming and Standardizing Z scores
    6. Probability Concepts
    7. Discrete probability distributions
    8. Continuous probability distributions
    9. Central limit theorem and sampling methods
    10. Estimation & Confidence Intervals & sample sizes
    11. Introduction to hypothesis testing
    12. One sample Z and T hypothesis tests
    13. Two samples Z hypothesis tests
    14. Two samples T hypothesis tests (paired & independent samples)

     
    ECTS - Workload Table:
    Activities Number Hours Workload
    Preparation for Final exam 1 10 10
    Homework 10 2 20
    Final exam 1 2 2
    Individual or group work 14 3 42
    Course hours 14 3 42
    Midterm exam 2 2 4
    Preparation for Midterm exam 2 16 32
    Total Workload: 152
    Total Workload / 30: 152 / 30
      5.07
    ECTS Credits of the Course: 5
     
    Type of Course:   Lecture
     
    Course Material:   Multimedia (Connect software) - detailed moodle site - OHP - PP -
    SPSS, MINITAB, JASP, MEGASTAT
     
    Teaching Methods:   Lecture - Exercises - Assignments - Software applications

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