Mastering Statistics - Vol 2 - Video Course

Master Statistics with our step-by-step video lessons Statistics is one of the most important areas of Math to understand. It has applications in science, engineering, business, economics, policical science, and more. In this 4 Hour Course, Jason Gibson teaches the fundamental concepts needed to truly Master Statistics with step-by-step video tutorials. The lessons begin with fundamental definitions of statistics such as probability, distribution, z-score, normal table, and more. Next, we introduce the concept of a discrete probability distribution and contrast this with a continuous distribution. Finally, we will spend considerable time on the Normal Probability distribution, which is the most important distribution in all of statistics. We will learn how to solve practice statistical problems using the normal distribution and the z-score table. Statistics is a difficult subject for most students, but anyone can Master Statistics with our step-by-step teaching style! Chapter Contents: Sect 1: Intro to this Course Sect 2: Random Variables and Discrete Probability Distributions Sect 3: The Normal Probability Distribution Sect 4: Properties of the Normal Distribution Sect 5: The Area Under the Normal Distribution Sect 6: The Standard Normal Distribution Sect 7: Practice with the Standard Normal Distribution Sect 8: Using a Z-Chart Table, Part 1 Sect 9: Using a Z-Chart Table, Part 2 Sect 10: Using a Z-Chart Table, Part 3 Sect 11: Using a Z-Chart Table, Part 4 Sect 12: Finding Probability using a Normal Distribution, Part 1 Sect 13: Finding Probability using a Normal Distribution, Part 2 Sect 14: Finding Probability using a Normal Distribution, Part 3 Sect 15: Finding Probability using a Normal Distribution, Part 4 Sect 16: Finding Probability using a Normal Distribution, Part 5 Sect 17: Finding Z-Values with a Normal Distribution, Part 1 Sect 18: Finding Z-Values with a Normal Distribution, Part 2 Sect 19: Finding Z-Values with a Normal Distribution, Part 3 Sect 20: Finding Z-Values with a Normal Distribution, Part 4