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- Introduction to Sets 1
- Definition of Set Theory
- Representing Sets
- Empty Set
- Set Symbols
- The Sets of Natural Numbers and Whole Numbers
- The Cardinal Numbers of a set
- Equal and Equivalent Sets
- Finite and Infinite Sets
- Introduction to Sets 2
- Subsets
- Proper Sets
- Counting Subsets and Proper Sets
- Set Operations and Venn Diagram
- Universal Sets
- Venn Diagram
- The Complement Operation
- The Union Operation
- The Intersection Operation
- The Difference Operation
- Multiple Operation on Two Sets
- Multiple Operation on Three Sets
- Cardinal Number Formula
- AND / OR Operations
- De Morgan’s Law and Set Equality
- De Morgan’ Law for Sets
- Equality with Three Sets
- Shading Venn Diagrams
- Survey Problems and Set Applications
- Survey Problems with Two Sets
- Survey Problems with Three Sets
- Introduction to Basic Logics
- Statements
- Types of Statements
- Negation of Statements
- Negation of Universal and Particular Statements
- Conjunctions, Disjunctions and Truth Table
- Definition of Conjunction and Disjunction
- The Negation of Truth Table
- Building of Truth Table of Two Variable
- Building of Truth Table of Three Variable
- Logical Equivalence and De Morgan’s Law For Logics
- Logical Equivalence
- De Morgan’s Law for Logics
- De Morgan’s Law and Quantifiers
- Conditional Statements and Implications
- The Conditional Statements
- Other Forms of Conditional Statements
- The Negation of Conditional Statements
- The Family of Conditional Statements
- The Biconditional Statements
- Contradictions, Tautologies and Implications
- Analyzing Arguments
- Valid or Invalid Arguments
- Symbolic Arguments
- Tautologies Revisited
- Determining a Logical Conclusion
- Syllogistic Arguments
o Valid or Invalid Arguments
o Definition of Symbolic Arguments
o Euler Diagrams
Contents of Probability
- Organized Counting
- Combinatorics
- Combinatoric Terminology
- One Part Task
- Counting by Observation
- Making a List
- Two Part Task
- Counting by Making a Product Table
- Two Fair Dice
- Three Part Task
- Tree Diagram for Three Coins
- Multi Part Task
- Counting Outcomes at the Ballgame
- Permutations
- Definition of Permutation
- Product Formula for Permutation
- (Fundamental Counting Principle)
- Factorial Permutation Formula
- Guidelines for Using Permutations
- Permutations of Non-distinct Objects
- Combinations
o Definition of Combination
o Quotient Formula for Combinations
o Factorial Formula for Combinations
o Guideline for Choosing a Method
- Fundamentals of Probability
o Introductory Terminology
o Empirical Probability
o Theoretical Probability
o Probability Distribution Tables
o The Complement Principle of Probability
- Multiplication and Addition of Probability
- Independent and Dependent Events of Probability
- Multiplication Formula for Independent Events
- Probability with Replacement
- Probability without Replacement
- Addition Formula of Probability and Mutually Exclusive of Probability
- Combined Multiplication and Addition Probability
- Conditional Probability
- Definition of Conditional Probability
- Relationship between Multiplication and Conditional Probability
o Dependent Probability
o Independent Probability
- Bayes’ Theorem
- Bayes’ Elimination Rule
- Bayes’ Theorem
- Binomial Probability (Success and Failure)
- Definition of Binomial Probability and it’s Formula
- Binomial Probability with Multiple Success
- Probability Distribution Table
- Constructing Probability Distribution Tables by Using Binomial Probability
- Odds in Favor and Odds Against
- Odds in Favor
- Odds against
- Odds as the Ratio of Outcomes
- Determining Probabilities from Odds
- . Expected Value
- Definition of Expected Value and it’s Formula
- The Game is not Fair ( Fair Game )
Contents of Statistics
- Introduction to Statistics
- Definition of Statistics
- Statistical Terminology
- Descriptive and Inferential Statistics
- The Difference between Descriptive and Inferential Statistic
- The Difference between Population and Sample
- The Difference between Parameter and Statistic
- Frequency Distribution
- Definition of Frequency Distribution
- Table of Frequency Distribution
- Relative Frequency Distribution
- Cumulative Frequency Distribution
- Statistical Charts and Graphs
- Pie Charts
- Bar Graphs
- Pareto Charts
- Histograms
- Constructing Histograms
- Stem and Leaf Plots
- Plotting Stem and Leaf Diagrams
- The Mean
- Definition of Mean and it’s Formula
- Calculating the Mean from Frequency Distribution Table
- Calculating the Mean of Class Intervals
- Calculating the Weighted Mean for academic Purposes
- The Median and Mode
- Definition of Median and it’s Formula
- Definition of Mode and it’s Formula
- Calculating the Median from Frequency Distribution Table
- Calculating the Mode from Frequency Distribution Table
- Measures of Data Location
- Percentiles and their Calculation
- Calculating Percentiles from Stem and Leaf Plots
- Deciles and their Calculation
- Quartiles and their Calculation
- Box and Whisker Plot and Five Number Summary
- Calculating the InterQuartile Range ( IQR )
- The Effects of Outliers
- Measures of Dispersion
- Definition of Dispersion and Spread
- The Range of a Data
- Population Variance and Population Standard Deviation
- Definition Formula and Computational Formula
- Sample Variance and Sample Standard Deviation
- Sampling Distribution
- Definition of Sampling Distribution
- Types of Distributions
o Normal Distribution
o Skewed Distribution
o Uniform Distribution
- Central Limit Theorem
- Definition of Central Limit Theorem
- Z-Score and Z-Table
- Word Problem Solving
- Population Proportions
- Definition of Population Proportion
- Central Limit Theorem for Population Proportion
- Word Problem Solving
- Confidence Intervals
- Confidence Interval for Population Proportion
- Finding the Sample Size, Given the Margin of Error.
- Chi-Square Distribution
- Definition of Chi-Square Distribution
- Definition of Chi-Square Table
- Estimating Population Variance and
Population Standard Deviation
- The Procedure for Finding Confidence Interval of
Population Variance and Standard Deviation
- Introduction to Hypothesis Testing
- Definition of Hypothesis
o Null Hypothesis
o Alternative ( Research ) Hypothesis
- Steps for Hypothesis Testing
o Identifying Hypothesis
o Finding Test-Statistic
o Making Decisions and Conclusions
- Hypothesis Testing for Population Means
- Steps for Finding Hypothesis Testing for means
- Word Problem Solving and Examples
- Hypothesis Testing for Population Parameter
- Steps for Finding Hypothesis Testing for Population Parameter
- Word Problem Solving and Examples
- P-value for Hypothesis Tasting
- Definition for Hypothesis Testing
- Difference between P-value Method and Traditional Method
- Steps for P-value Method
- Hypothesis Testing for Means Using P-value Method
- Hypothesis Testing for Population Parameter Using P-value Method
- Hypothesis Testing for Population Variance
and Population Standard Deviation
- Definition of Hypothesis Testing for Population Variance and Population Standard Deviation
- Steps of Hypothesis Testing for Population Variance and Population Standard Deviation
- Word Problem Solving and Examples
- Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
(Large Independent Samples)
- Definition of Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
- Steps of Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
- Word Problem Solving and Examples
- Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
(Small Independent Samples)
- Definition of Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
- Steps of Hypothesis Testing for Two Means
- Word Problem Solving and Examples


