MS-331

Probability and Statistics

1. Statistics
i. Introduction of data
ii. Classification
iii. Graphical Representation

2. Measure of Central Tendency and Dispersion

i. Statistical average
ii. Median
iii. Mode
iv. Skewness
v. Kurtosis
vi. Mean absolute deviation
vii. Variance
viii. Standard deviation
ix. Coefficient of variation

3. Probability
i. Basic concepts
ii. Permutation
iii. Combination
iv. Conditional probability
v. Baye’s rule
vi. Related problems

4. Random Variable
i. Discrete and continuous random variable
ii. Probability distribution
iii. Probability density function
iv. Moment generating function
v. Mathematical expectation
vi. Random sequence
vii. Transformation

5. Probability Distribution
i. Introduction ii. Continuous distribution
A. Uniform distribution A. Normal Distribution
B. Binomial Distribution B. Exponentiali Distribution
C. Poisson Distribution C. Pending
D. Negative Binomial Distribution
E. Hypergeometric distribution

6. Sampling and Sampling Destribution

i. Population
ii. Parameter
iii. Statistic
iv. Sampling with and without replacement
v. Standard error and sampling error
vi. Central limit theorem

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7. Simple Regression and Correlation

i. Introduction
ii. Scatter diagram
iii. Correlation coefficient and their types
iv. Probable error
v. Regression line

8. Statistical Inference and Hypothesis Testing

i. Estimation
ii. Types of estimates
iii. Confidence interval
iv. Test of hypothesis
v. Chisquare distribution
vi. One and two tail test
vii. Related problems

9. Curve Fitting
i. Introduction
ii. Fitting a 1st and 2nd degree curve
iii. Exponential
iv. Logarithm Curve
v. Principle of least square
vi. Time Series

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