CITY COLLEGE OF TAGAYTAY

Akle St., Kaybagal South, Tagaytay City 4120

Tel. Nos. (046) 483-0470 / (046) 483-0672

School of Education, Sciences and Arts

OBE Learning Program
(2nd Semester, S.Y. 2018-2019)

Course Code: STAT 1

Course Title: ELEMENTARY STATISTICS
Course Credit: 3 units

Course description:
This course provides the students with the fundamental understanding of probability and
statistics. It focuses on the collection, analysis, presentation and interpretation of data, and
probability. Analysis includes descriptive statistics, correlation and regression, confidence
intervals and hypothesis testing.

Course learning program: upon successful completion of this course, students will:
1. Explain the use of data collection and statistics as tools to reach reasonable
conclusions.
2. Recognize, examine and interpret the basic principles of describing and presenting
data.
3. Compute and interpret empirical and theoretical probabilities using the rules of
probabilities and combinatorics. (Empirical and Quantitative)
4. Explain the role of probability in statistics.
5. Examine, analyze and compare various sampling distributions for both discrete and
continuous random variables.
6. Describe and compute confidence intervals.
7. Perform hypothesis testing using statistical methods. (Critical Thinking)
Course learning Plan

Topics Time Learning Teaching Assessments

Outcomes Learning
Activity
Chapter One: Basic 1-5 Sharing of Personal Assignment ,
Concepts week expectations; introduction and recitation, quiz,
Getting learning long exam
 Definition, uses acquainted program
and field of with orientation
statistics classmates,
 Constants and professor, and Lecture -
variables the subject; Discussion
 Data and identify positive
information characters and
 Sources of values
data
 Scales of Define
measuring statistics;
data
 Methods of Recognize the
collecting contribution of
data great
 Population and mathematics
sample and statistics in
 Sampling developing the
Techniques different
 Random concepts in
and Non- statistics;
Random
 Properties Determine the
of random most
sampling appropriate
 Kind of way of selecting
random a sample and
sampling collecting data
 Sampling in a particular
techniques study;
and non-
random Appreciate the
techniques importance and
uses of
  Forms of statistics in all
presentation of fields of works;
data and
 Different kind of
graphs/charts Apply statistics
in research and
Chapter Two: in any
Frequency distribution systematics
 Definition, and investigation.
parts of frequency
distribution Construct a
 Cumulative and frequency
relative frequency distribution for
distribution a given set of
data;

Prepare a
frequency
distribution
table;

Graph the
frequency
histogram,
polygons and
ogives;

Draw the
relative or
percentage
frequency and
interpret the
result of graph.

Prelim week 6 week Prelim exam

Chapter Three: Measure 7 – 11 Differential Lecture - Assignment ,
of Central Tendency week grouped and Discussion recitation, quiz,
 Ungrouped and ungrouped long exam
Grouped data; define
 Mean, and calculate
median and the mean ,
mode median, mode,
 Quantiles
 quartile, decile
and percentile.

Chapter Four: Measure of Define the

Variability, Skewness and variability and
kurtosis illustrate its
meaning;
interpret the
dispersion of
scores whether
homogeneous
or
heterogeneous;
differentiate
the range from
semi-
interquartile
range and
calculate the
range and semi-
quartile in
ungrouped and
grouped
distribution;
differentiate
mean absolute
deviation from
standard
deviation and
calculate the
mean absolute
deviation,
variance and
standard
deviation
Midterm Week 12 Midterm Exam
week
Chapter Five: Normal, and 13 – 17 Differentiate a
Binomial Distribution week type of
probability
Chapter Six: Hypothesis distribution
Testing from another
type;
determine
 probability
values given
some
conditions of a
binomial
distribution;
Final Week 18
week

Grading System
1. Attendance (5%)
2. Class standing (55%): Assignment, seat work 20%, Recitation 5%, Quizzes 30%
3. Major Exam (40%)

References:
Rex Book Store. 2013. Elementary Statistics with computer application
Renante C. Pagala, Statistics
Medallon, M. C. & Vargas, N. 2018. Mathematics in the Modern World. Mindshapers Co. Inc.
Rex Book Store. 2018. Mathematics in the Modern World.

Course Requirements:
1. Punctual attendance and participation at all schedule class
2. Major Examinations (Prelim, Midterm, Semifinals and Finals)
3. Quizzes
4. Task Performances
5. Other basis course grades (assignments, recitation, participation in school organized
activities, etc.…)
6. Submission of requirements as stated in the performance tasks.

Classroom Rules and Policies:

1. Students are expected to exhibit honesty and integrity (cheating in any form or method is
subject to sanctions to be failed in the subject).
2. Participation of students in class discussions is highly encouraged.
3. Regular attendance is critical to the students’ success in this course. Material in the quizzes
and major examinations will be taken from lectures and discussions.
4. The teacher understands that students may need to miss a class at some point. They do not
have to provide the teacher with explanations for such occasions. They do not need to email
or call the teacher if they missed a class or know that they will miss a class for any reason.
The only exception is in the case of sickness that requires them to miss a quiz. In this case,
they will need to provide the teacher a medical certificate from the college physician stating
the reason for their absence.
5. No mobile phones are allowed inside the class however, students may use their
laptops/tablets/iPad/phablets during class provided that it is primarily related to the class
 activity. Using any of these gadgets for other purposes is absolutely prohibited. If they are to
use laptops in class, they should occupy any of the front row seats.
6. No food are allowed inside the class.
7. Access to any social networking sites during class (e.g. Facebook, Twitter) is not allowed.
8. Students are expected to observe proper decorum and maintain cleanliness and orderliness
of the room (5S).
9. Plagiarism in any form is strictly prohibited.

Prepared by:

MARIA LYN S. ALCANCES

Instructor

Noted by:

Prof. SEGUNDO “DOY” E. SIM Dean CRISTETA MONTANO

Chairman, School of Sciences and Arts School of Sciences and Arts

Approved by:

Mrs. PACITA ROSARIO Z. AQUINO

President, City College of Tagaytay