Sections 2.1 and 4.1

Section Learning Outcomes
Learn how to construct a frequency distribution.
Learn how to calculate relative frequency, percent frequency, and cumulative frequency.
Learn how to construct a probability distribution.

Read
Read and print the section powerpoint Frequency Distributions .

*Complete this assignment before attending class.

Watch
Watch the lecture video Frequency Distributions.
Video Length: 14m:01s

*Complete this assignment before attending class.

 Practice
Complete the practice problems for sections 2.1 and 4.1
Number of Problems: 5
Number of Attempts Allowed: Unlimited up to the due date.
To access the practice problems:
    1. Log into My Math Lab
    2. Click on the course STA2023
    3. Click on the homework tab
    4. Click on homework section 2.1&4.1 (Frequency Distibutions)
    5. Click on problem number 1 to begin practicing.

*Begin this assignment before attending class. Make sure to attempt each problem once.
Write down what you need clarificatin on or assistance with in class. 
The assignment should be completed by the due date listed in My Math Lab.

 Assess
Complete Quiz 1.
Sections covered on the quiz: 1.1-1.3, 2.1, and 4.1. 
Number of Attempts Allowed: 3
Due date: The 6th day of week two.* (Specific date listed in My Math Lab)
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    2. Click on the course STA2023
    3. Click on the Quiz tab
    4. Click on Quiz 1
    5. Click begin. 
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  Section 2.2

Section Learning Objectives
Learn how to graph and interpret categorical data sets using pie carts and bar graphs.
Learn how to graph and interpret quantitative data sets using dot plots, stem and leaf plots, and histograms.

Read and Watch
Read and print the section powerpoint Graphs for Categorical Data.
Bring this to class.

Watch the lecture Graphs for Categorical Data .
Video Length: 8m:26s

*Complete this assignment before attending class. 

Read and Watch
Read and print the section powerpoint Quantitative Graphs .
Bring this to class.

Watch the lecture Quantitative Graphs .
Video Length: 14m:17s

*Complete this assignment by the end of the week. It would benefit you to watch the video before class if you have time. :)

 Practice
Complete the practice problems for section 2.2.
Number of Problems: 17
Number of Attempts: Unlimited up to the due date.
To access the practice problems:
    1. Log into My Math Lab
    2. Click on the course STA2023
    3. Click on the homework tab
    4. Click on homework section 2.2 (Graphs)
    5. Click on problem number 1 to begin practicing.

* Complete this assignment by the end of the week. The assignment due date is listed in My Math Lab.