Course curriculum

    1. Data and Information

    2. Types of Data - Qualitative and Quantitative

    3. How to collect data

    1. Frequency distribution

    2. Relative Frequency and Percent Frequency Distributions

    3. How to construct Frequency Distribution using MS Excel

    4. Using Bar Graphs to present the data

    5. How to construct Bar Graph for Qualitative Data using MS Excel

    6. Pie Charts

    1. Discrete Frequency Distribution

    2. Basic Principles for forming a Grouped Frequency Distribution

    3. Rule of thumb for calculating proper number of classes

    4. Equal Sized Class Intervals - Not necessary

    5. Ungrouped Frequency Distribution for Discrete Data using MS Excel

    6. Grouped Frequency Distribution for Discrete Data using MS Excel

    7. Continuous Frequency Distribution

    8. Relative frequency and Percent Frequency Distributions

    9. Simple Bar Graph and Multiple Bar Graph using MS Excel

    10. Histogram Explained

    11. Histogram - Case when you have inclusive classes

    12. Grouped Frequency Distribution for Continuous Data and Histogram using MS Excel

    13. Cumulative Frequency and Cumulative Percent Frequency Distributions

    14. Pie charts - How good are they?

    15. Get your audience's attention : Make the most of graphs and charts

    1. Application - 1

    2. Application-2 (Unsolved)

    1. Introduction to central tendency

    2. Sample and Population

    3. Mean

    4. Why is 'Mean' so popular as a measure

    5. How to calculate mean - Ungrouped Frequency Distribution Case

    6. How to calculate mean - Grouped Data Case

    7. Weighted Mean

    8. Mean and Weighted Mean using MS Excel

    9. Median

    10. Mode

    11. Mean, Median, Mode - Which is Best

    12. Median and Mode using Excel

About this course

  • $25.00
  • 38 lessons
  • 3 hours of video content