IPM StatisticalMethods Term1
IPM StatisticalMethods Term1
IPM StatisticalMethods Term1
Statistical Methods I
Course Outline
Type: Compulsory
Term: I
Year: 2022
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Introduction
The goal of this course is to introduce graduate students to statistical methods for
analysing data and decision making. The course emphasizes the basic principles and
criteria for selecting the appropriate statistical technique. Students will get hands-on
experience applying the topics covered to real datasets using Microsoft Office Excel.
Course Objectives
A. In terms of knowledge:
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➢ Demonstrate their knowledge of the basics of inferential statistics by making valid
generalizations from sample data
B. In terms of skills:
➢ Greater appreciation for the importance of statistical literacy in today’s data rich
world.
Pedagogy
The pedagogy would be a mix of Lecture, Discussion, Assignments, Quizzes and Project
Presentation. Honest and Non-Plagiarized submissions for assignments and quizzes will
and it may lead to award of 0 marks, repetition of course or any other disciplinary action
Evaluation Schema
Quizzes 10%
Assignments 10%
2
Total 100%
Text Book:
Statistics for Managers, Using Microsoft Excel by David M. Levine, David Stephan,
Kathryn A Szabat, 8th Edition, Pearson
Reference Book:
Statistics for Business & Economics by David R. Anderson; Dennis J. Sweeney; Thomas
A. Williams; Jeffrey D. Camm; James J. Cochran, 13th Edition, Cengage
Notes:
• Microsoft Excel, and R will be helpful in this course. Students must install Microsoft
• Assignments are must. Two assignments will be delivered during Mid and End Term
Periods
3
Fundamentals of Hypothesis
Testing: One-Sample Tests,
Two-Sample Tests, Analysis of
8,9,10 Chapter 9, 10, 11, 12
Variance, Chi-Square
Tests and Nonparametric Tests
This is a rough guide to the syllabus and session plan of this course. It may change
slightly during the term. The textbook will serve as a baseline for the course, but some
topics covered might be outside or partially outside of the book. The actual course
schedule will be updated and intimated as and when required.
The Course will not tolerate plagiarism, copying or active or passive collaboration in this type of dishonest
behaviour in papers written by our students. This penalty for plagiarism will be immediate failure of the
course. Furthermore, the Institute will initiate proceedings against the student that could lead to his/her
expulsion from the programme.