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This course is a basic and very important course in this field, which plays an essential role, especially in continuing education and doing managerial and accounting projects. |
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The general goal of this course is to familiarize with descriptive statistics and data purification and extract useful information from data. In addition, in this lesson, skills are sought in analyzing and interpreting the results obtained from the data and generalizing and developing them for society. |
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Having enough knowledge of mathematics to perform relevant calculations |
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In this course, we seek to learn descriptive statistics, the principles of probability and its application, and the analysis of inferential statistics to develop the results from the sample to society. |
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First, the theoretical concepts are described and explained based on the pamphlet prepared from the existing reliable sources, and then a series of theoretical problems are solved in class. To better understand the content and get familiar with data analysis, a series of numerical problems with SPSS software are also explained. |
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Regular attendance in class and participation in course topics, doing and presenting exercises and projects on time |
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Keller, G. (2018)
Statistics for Management and Economics
11th Ed. |
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Collecting statistical information and summarizing and presenting it, frequency distribution, measurement of statistical indicators, examination of the concepts of probability and classical probability, conditional probability, law of total probability, Bayes probability, random variable, probability distribution and its functions, introduction to sampling, Statistical inference, point estimation, interval estimation, statistical hypothesis testing, correlation coefficient and regression, types of regression, introduction to time series. |
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Solving assigned exercises, participating in class activities, and doing projects: 6 marks - mid-semester: 6 marks End of semester: 8 marks |