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Lesson PlanSubject Code : BA9201 Subject Name : Statistics for managementDegree/Branch : MBA Year / Sem : I/IFaculty Name : A.G.Rose Venish Designation / Department : AP/MathematicsTotal Periods : 80 Lecture : 60 Tutorial :20

Aim:

The aim of this paper is to attain a clear knowledge in statistical mathematics, which is widely used in business. This will be highly necessary for effective studies in larger area of management studies.Objectives:

On the completion of the course the students will be able to use statistical tools in their projects.

To gain a better knowledge in applications of mathematics in business and management

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TimetableUnit Topics Planned

Unit – I     INTRODUCTION TO STATISTICS AND PROBABILITY

1 10.9.2012 5 I Introduction to statistics -definition2 11.9.2012 4 I Types of Statistics3 13.9.2012 1 I Types of variables, organizing data4 13.9.2012 2 I Tutorial5 14.9.2012 5 I Descriptive measures-mean ,median, mode and S.D6 15.9.2012 5 I Basic definitions and rules for probability7 17.9.2012 5 I Conditional probability and independent events8 18.9.2012 4 I Tutorial9 20.9.2012 1 I Baye’s theorem and random events10 20.9.2012 2 I Continuous and discrete random variable11 21.9.2012 5 I Tutorial12 24.9.2012 5 I Probability distributions: Binomial13 25.9.2012 4 I Poisson distribution14 27.9.2012 1 I Uniform distribution15 27.9.2012 2 I Normal distribution16 28.9.2012 5 I Tutorial

Unit – II SAMPLING DISTRIBUTION AND ESTIMATION17 1.10.2012 5 II Introduction to sampling distribution18 4.10.2012 1 II Sampling distribution of mean and proportion19 4.10.2012 2 II Applications of central limit theorem20 5.10.2012 5 II Sampling techniques21 8.10.2012 5 II Tutorial

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22 9.10.2012 4 II Problems on central limit theorem23 15.10.2012 5 II Discussion on sampling techniques24 16.10.2012 4 II Tutorial25 18.10.2012 1 II Point estimates for large sample26 18.10.2012 2 II Point estimates for small sample27 19.10.2012 5 II Interval estimates for large sample28 22.10.2012 5 II Interval estimates for small sample29 25.10.2012 1 II Tutorial30 25.10.2012 2 II Discussion on estimates31 29.10.2012 5 II Determining sample size32 30.10.2012 4 II Tutorial Class

Unit – III TESTING OF HYPOTHESIS33 1.11.2012 1 III Introduction to testing of hypothesis34 1.11.2012 2 III One sample test for mean and proportion35 2.11.2012 5 III Two sample test for mean and proportion36 5.11.2012 5 III Problems on Z-test37 6.11.2012 4 III Tutorial38 8.11.2012 1 III One sample test for mean of small samples39 8.11.2012 2 III Two sample test for mean of small samples40 9.11.2012 5 III More problems on t-test41 12.11.2012 5 III Tutorial42 19.11.2012 5 III F-test for two sample standard deviation43 20.11.2012 5 III More problems on F-test44 22.11.2012 1 III Tutorial45 22.11.2012 2 III ANOVA one way classification46 23.11.2012 5 III ANOVA two way classification47 26.11.2012 5 III Design of experiments48 27.11.2012 4 III Tutorial

Unit-IV NON-PARAMETRIC METHODS49 29.11.2012 1 IV Chi-Square test for single sample S.D50 29.11.2012 2 IV Chi-Square test for independence of attributes51 30.11.2012 5 IV Chi-Square test for goodness of fit52 3.12.2012 5 IV Tutorial53 4.12.2012 4 IV Sign test for paired data54 6.12.2012 1 IV Rank sum test55 6.12.2012 2 IV Kolmogorov –Smirnov test for goodness of fit56 7.12.2012 5 IV Kolmogorov –Smirnov test for comparing two

population57 10.12.2012 5 IV Tutorial58 11.12.2012 4 IV Mann-Whitney U-test

59 13.12.2012 1 IV Kruskal Wallis test60 13.12.2012 2 IV More problems on U-test and Wallis test61 14.12.2012 5 IV Tutorial62 17.12.2012 5 IV One sample run test63 18.12.2012 4 IV Rank correlation64 20.12.2012 1 IV Tutorial

Unit-V CORRELATION,REGRESSION,INDEX NUMBERS AND TIME SERIES

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65 20.12.2012 2 V Correlation analysis66 21.12.2012 5 V Estimation of regression line67 24.12.2012 5 V Introduction to time series68 25.12.2012 4 V Variation in time series69 27.12.2012 1 V Trend analysis70 27.12.2012 2 V Tutorial71 28.12.2012 5 V Cyclic variations72 31.12.2012 5 V Seasonal variations73 3.1.2013 1 V Irregular variations74 3.1.2013 2 V Tutorial75 4.1.2013 5 V Index Numbers76 7.1.2013 5 V Laspeyre’s Ideal Index77 8.1.2013 4 V Tutorial78 10.1.2013 1 V Paasche’s Ideal Index79 10.1.2013 2 V Fisher’s Ideal Index80 10.1.2013 3 V Tutorial

TEXT BOOKS1. Levin R.I. and Rubin D.S., Statistics for Management, 7th edition, Prentice Hall of India Pvt. Ltd., New Delhi, 2001.2. Srivatsava TN, Shailaja Rego, Statistics for Management, Tata McGraw Hill, 2008.3. Anand Sharma, Statistics for Management, Himalaya Publishing House, Second Revised edition, 2008.

REFERENCES1. Anderson D.R., Sweeney D.J. and Williams T.A., Statistics for business and economics, 8th edition, Thomson (South – Western) Asia, Singapore, 2002.2. Aczel A.D. and Sounderpandian J., Complete Business Statistics, 6th edition, Tata McGraw – Hill, 2004.3. Prem S. Mann, Introductory Statistics, Wiley Student Edition, Fifth Edition.

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