Homework for Introduction to Statistics –
Fall 2007
- Choose textbook problems that interest you and do them.
- You may submit up to six (6) even numbered problems per
class period (none may be submitted on lab days).
- No multiple choice problems will be accepted.
- Record the problem numbers that you turn in on the sheet provided.
Submit the homework record sheet at the last class period if you
believe there are discrepancies in the records.
- On randomly selected days, a portion of
your homework will be graded.
- Your lowest two graded homework scores will be disregarded.
- Your final homework percentage will be the product of the
percentage score from the graded homework and the
number of homework problems/120 turned in.
The maximum final homework score will be 100 percent.
For example if your graded homework average was 80% and
you submitted in 108 problems (108/120=0.90 or 90%)
over the course of the semester, then your
final homework percentage would be 0.80*0.90=0.72 or 72% of the points.
- There are 6 computer labs to be done in SPSS.
- Lab reports will only be accepted in electronic form.
- The file name
is to be of the form YTILab1
(where YTI are Your Three Initials)
- Lab reports will receive 10 points if they are done at a
reasonable level, and 5 points if they
are up to a week late or done at less than a reasonable level. Your
lowest lab score will be dropped.
- The maximum final lab score will be 50.
Suggestions:
Problems with a double circle on the homework record sheet are nice representative problems.
You may choose to do any even problems (other than multiple choice) at any time in the semester, but it
is suggested that you do these double circle problems among your other selections.
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