AP Statistics
AP Statistics Syllabus
Based on The Practice of Statistics by Yates, Moore,
Starnes, 4th Ed, 2012
(Referred to as TPS4E in syllabus)
This Mrs. Smart’s first year using the 4th
Edition. Things will change. Constantly.
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Concepts |
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Analyzing categorical data, displaying quantitative data with graphs and numbers. |
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Describing location in a distribution, normal distributions. |
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Scatterplots and Correlation, least-squares regression |
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Sampling and surveys, experiments, using studies wisely. |
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Randomness, probability, and simulation. Probability rules, conditional probability and independence. |
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Discrete and continuous random variables. Transforming and combining random variables. Binomial and geometric random variables. |
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What is a sampling distribution? Sample proportions and sample means. |
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The basics of confidence intervals, estimating a population proportion and a population mean. |
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The basics of significance tests. Tests for population proportions and population means. |
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Comparing two proportions. Comparing two means. |
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Chi-Square goodness-of-fit tests. Inference for relationships. |
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Inference for linear regression. Transforming to achieve linearity |
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Changes from year to year |