Semester 2

Learning Intentions

In this subject, the basic concepts of descriptive statistics are studied in the first two months, such as population, sample, frequency distributions and their graphs, measures of central tendency and measures of dispersion, presenting an overview of the most elementary and classic methods. statistics For the second bimester, the concepts and properties of the theory of probability and the counting technique are studied. For the third and fourth bimester, everything related to probability distributions for both discrete and continuous variables will be worked on. All these applications are supported by the frequent use of Google Doc, Google Sheets and Google Forms software, so that you have a basic level of proficiency with it.

Subject

Statistics

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Course Description

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Course Syllabus

Semester 1

Learning Intentions

1. Understand how to summarize, represent, and interpret categorical and quantitative data on a single count or measurement variable.
2. Apply and solve real life problems, using cumulative frequency graph and calculating the mean and standard deviation of set of data.
3. Solve problems in different contexts related to the counting of objects using the different rules that provide permutations and combinations.

Prof. Elmer Segundo Rodriguez Stevez

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https://sites.google.com/marymountbq.edu.co/portafoliodocenteelmerrodrguez/perfil-docente

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Grade

12°

• Evaluate and calculate probabilities using the different rules and properties that relate these (e.g. general rule of addition, conditional probability, bayes' Theorem) according to the context of the problem.
• Draw, use and apply the different probability distributions of discrete random variables, such as, the binomial and geometric distribution to solve problems that occur in real life.
• Understand, analyze and apply the normal distribution to model and obtain probability in different real life contexts.

- Google Classroom

- Quizziz

- Calcme / Desmos

- Microsoft EXCEL

- Scientific Calculator

- Visual Studio Code

Class Rules

Homework Policy

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Standardized Tests

• Class work both individually and in pairs.
• Investigation work
• Statistical reports
• Quizzes
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- Preparation of “Pruebas Saber”

- Simulacros

- SAT / AP Test

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- Comply with the “Manual de Convivencia”,

SIEE and SHERR values

- Arrive on time to classes.

- Take class notes.

- Comply with the established tasks.

- Cell phone use during class is not allowed.

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Learning Activities

Resources

Recursos

Reglas de Clase

Política de Tareas

Evaluaciones

Pruebas Estandarizadas

• Trabajos en clase tanto individuales como en pareja.
• Trabajos de investigación
• Informes estadísticos
• Quizzes

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Pruebas Saber

• Platformas:IXL USA, Google Excel, Doc y Forms.
• Manipulativos: Regla de 30 cm, Calculadora científica.
• Calculadora científica online: Calcme.

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• Entregar puntual los trabajos y actividades.
• Llegar puntual a clases.
• Tomar apuntes de las clases.
• Cumplir con las tareas establecidas
• No se permite el uso del celular

De acuerdo con el Manual de Convivencia, los estudiantes tienen un tiempo diario de 60 minutos para hacer la tarea. Estas tareas pueden ser un video como parte de un aula invertida, ejercicios, habilidades de desarrollo o una actividad en el aula, en cualquier caso, es responsabilidad del estudiante hacerlo. En esta clase la tarea no recibe calificación. Estudiar para un cuestionario es una tarea.