Welcome to the course
FREE PREVIEWSuggested Learning Plan
What to expect in the exam
FREE PREVIEWCalculator Regulations
FREE PREVIEWCommand Words
Summary of Formulae
Summary Notes - Unit 1
1.1 Types of Data
FREE PREVIEWQuiz 1.1 Types of Data
FREE PREVIEW1.2 Grouping Data
Quiz 1.2 Grouping Data
1.3 Primary and Secondary Data
Quiz 1.3 Primary and Secondary Data
1.4 Populations and Samples
Quiz 1.4 Populations & Samples
1.5 Petersen Capture Recapture Method (Higher only)
Quiz 1.5 Petersen Capture Recapture Method (Higher only)
1.6 Random Sampling
Quiz 1.6 Random Sampling
FREE PREVIEW1.7 Non-Random Sampling
Quiz 1.7 Non-Random Sampling
1.8 Stratified Sampling
Quiz 1.8 Stratified Sampling
1.9 Methods to Collect Data
Quiz 1.9 Methods to Collect Data
1.10 Questionnaires and Interviews
Quiz 1.10 Questionnaires and Interviews
1.11 Problems with Collected Data
Quiz 1.11 Problems with Collected Data
1.12 Hypotheses and Investigation Design
Quiz 1.12 Hypotheses and Investigation Design
1.13 Extraneous Variables
Quiz 1.13 Extraneous Variables
Checklist of Learning Objectives - Unit 1
Attempting Exam Questions - Unit 1
Exam Questions - Unit 1
Suggested Answers to Exam Questions - Unit 1
Formulae aide memoire - Units 1 and 2
FREE PREVIEWSummary Notes - Unit 2
2.1 Tables
Quiz 2.1 Tables
2.2 Pictograms
Quiz 2.2 Pictograms
2.3 Pie Charts
Quiz 2.3 Pie Charts
2.4 Comparative Pie Charts (Higher only)
Quiz 2.4 Comparative Pie Charts (Higher only)
2.5 Bar Charts
Quiz 2.5 Bar Charts
2.6 Stem and Leaf Diagrams
Quiz 2.6 Stem and Leaf Diagrams
2.7 Population Pyramids
Quiz 2.7 Population Pyramids
2.8 Choropleth Maps
Quiz 2.8 Choropleth Maps
2.9 Histograms and Frequency Polygons
Quiz 2.9 Histograms and Frequency Polygons
2.10 Cumulative Frequency Charts
Quiz 2.10 Cumulative Frequency Charts
2.11 Other Diagrams
2.12 Distribution Shape
Quiz 2.12 Distribution Shape
2.13 Histograms: unequal class widths (Higher only)
Quiz 2.13 Histograms: unequal class widths (Higher only)
2.14 Representing Data
Quiz 2.14 Representing Data
Checklist of Learning Objectives - Unit 2
Attempting Exam Questions - Unit 2
Exam Questions - Unit 2
Suggested Answers to Exam Questions - Unit 2
Formulae aide memoire - Units 1 and 2
FREE PREVIEWSummary Notes - Unit 3
3.1 Averages
Quiz 3.1 Averages
3.2 Averages with frequency tables
Quiz 3,2 Averages with frequency tables
3.3 Averages with grouped data
Quiz 3.3 Averages with grouped data
3.4 Averages from grouped data with unequal class widths (Higher only)
Quiz 3.4 Averages from grouped data with unequal class widths (Higher only)
3.5 Averages and Transforming Data
Quiz 3.5 Averages and Transforming Data
3.6 Geometric and Weighted Means (Higher Only)
Quiz 3.6 Geometric and Weighted Means (Higher Only)
3.7 Measures of Dispersion
Quiz 3.7 Measures of Dispersion
3.8 Interpercentile and Interdecile Ranges (Higher only)
FREE PREVIEWQuiz 3.8 Interpercentile and Interdecile Ranges (Higher only)
3.9 Standard Deviation (Higher only)
Quiz 3.9 Standard Deviation (Higher only)
3.10 Box plots and Outliers
Quiz 3.10 Box plots and Outliers
3.11 Skewness
Quiz 3.11 Skewness
3.12 Comparison of Data Sets
Quiz 3.12 Comparison of Data Sets
Checklist of Learning Objectives - Unit 3
Attempting Exam Questions - Unit 3
Exam Questions - Unit 3
Suggested Answers to Exam Questions - Unit 3
Summary Notes - Unit 4
4.1 Scatter Diagrams
Quiz 4.1 Scatter Diagrams
4.2 Correlation and Causality
FREE PREVIEWQuiz 4.2 Correlation and Causality
4.3 Line of Best Fit, Interpolation and Extrapolation
Quiz 4.3 Line of Best Fit, Interpolation and Extrapolation
4.4 Equation of the Regression Line
Quiz 4.4 Equation of the Regression Line
4.5 Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
Quiz 4.5 Spearman's rank correlation coefficient
4.6 Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient (Higher only)
Quiz 4.6 Pearson's product moment correlation coefficient (Higher only)
Checklist of Learning Objectives - Unit 4
Attempting Exam Questions - Unit 4
FREE PREVIEWExam Questions - Unit 4
Suggested Answers to Exam Questions - Unit 4
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Each video lesson is followed by a quiz that comprises questions enabling students to practice what has been learnt. All quiz questions are automatically marked and full feedback is provided. There are packs of past exam questions themed by topic as well as a series of mini-mocks and full mock exam.
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The course is structured into main topics, with a video lesson for each sub-topic. A quiz with automatically marked questions and feedback is included after each video lesson. These are completed online. There are also additional practice exam questions to be completed with pen and paper to emulate the exam environment. Student Summary Notes are provided for each topic, summarising the material in the video lesson. You may find it useful to register for the 'Free Preview' to see the structure of the course. The 'Welcome to the Course' video (which is available on the Free Preview) also gives a useful insight.
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The course is designed as an online course. Some resources, such as practice exam questions, are downloadable and may be printed out so you can attempt them as you would in the exam. Some reference resources, such as formulae, are also downloadable and printable. However, as an online course, not all resources are downloadable such as the video lessons. You are, though, able to access them online 24 hours a day and can re-visit any resource as many times as you like.
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