Course curriculum
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Data Representation - Key Concepts
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Data Representation - Definition of terms and Intro To What It Is
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Types Of Data - Qualitative Data Part 1
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Types Of Data - Qualitative Data Part 2
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Types Of Data - Qualitative Data Part 2 Additional Information
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Types Of Data - Quantitative Data Part 1 - Discrete Data
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Types Of Data - Quantitative Data Part 2 - Continuous Data. A
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Types Of Data - Quantitative Data Part 2 - Continuous Data. B
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Stem And Leaf Diagrams - Part 1
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Stem And Leaf Diagrams - Part 2
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Stem And Leaf Diagrams - Part 3
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Stem And Leaf Diagrams - Part 4
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Stem And Leaf Diagrams - Part 5
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Histograms - Intro Video
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Histogram Worked Example 1
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Histogram Worked Example 1 - Addittives
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Worked Example 2 - Part A
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Worked Example 2 - Part B
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Histogram Worked Example 3
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Histogram Worked Example 3 (Part B)
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Histogram Worked Example 4
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Histogram Past Paper Questions - Question 1
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Histogram Worked Example 5 (Part A)
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Histogram Worked Example 5 (Part B)
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Histogram - Shape Of Distribution
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Mean Intro
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More On Mean
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Mean - Worked Example 1
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Grouped Vs Ungrouped Data
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Mean - Worked Example 2
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Mean - Worked Example 3
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Mean - Worked Example 4 (Part 1.1)
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Mean - Worked Example 4 (Part 1.2)
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Mean - Worked Example 4 (Part 2)
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Mean - Worked Example 5
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Measures Of Variability - Intro
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Range
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Standard Deviation and Variance Intro
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 1
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 2
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 3
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 4
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 5 (Part 1)
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 5 (Part 2)
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 6 (Part 1)
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 6 (Part 2)
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 7
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 8
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Standard Deviation - Worked Example 9
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Permutations and Combinations - What you have to know (From the syllabus)
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Arrangements In A Line - Distinct Objects
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example - Distinct Objects
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example - Objects That Have Repetitions
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example -Cases with Restrictions (Alternating Values) Part 1
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example -Cases with Restrictions (Alternating Values) Part 2
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example -Cases with Restrictions (Together Or Not Together)
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example -Cases with Restrictions (Repetitions Allowed Or Not Allowed)
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Arrangements In A Line - Worked Example -Cases with Restrictions (r spaces for n objects, but WITH Repetitions Allowed )
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Permutations - Worked Example 1
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Intro To Combinations
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Combinations - Worked Example 1
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Combinations Case 2 - (Choosing r from n objects that are NOT distinct)
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Probability - What The Syllabus Wants You To Know!
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Conditional Probability - Deriving The Multiplication Rule
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Conditional Probability Intro - What It Is
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Conditional Probability - Worked Example 2 (Sampling Without Replacement)
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Conditional Probability - Worked Example 3 (Method 1)
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Conditional Probability - Worked Example 3 (Method 2)
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Conditional Probability - Worked Example (Two - Way Table)
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Intro To Independent Events
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Independent Events - Worked Example ( Sampling With Replacement)
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Independent Events - Worked Example 3 (Using Keywords; And _ Or)
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Independent Events - Worked Example 4 (More Use Of the Keywords!)
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Discrete Random Variables Vs Continuous Variables 1 - Discrete Random Variables
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Discrete Random Variables Vs Continuous Variables 2 - Continuous Random Variables
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Discrete Random Variables - What It Looks Like In The Syllabus!
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Probability Distribution Table Intro & Worked Example 1
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Probability Distribution Table - Worked Example 2
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Probability Distribution Table - Worked Example 3 ( Finding Expectation & Variance)
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About this course
- $80.00
- 79 lessons
- 11 hours of video content