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The Weather Project: the six steps of a data project, showing a month of weather, its centre, spread and chances, linked days, and an honest report with a limit. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.
A brief note on Chance: probability by counting, the chance that something does not happen, relative frequency and the long run, two events together, at least one, and taking without putting back. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.
A brief note on Spread: the range, quartiles and the IQR, box plots, the variance and the standard deviation, which measure to use, and what adding or multiplying does to the spread. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.
A brief note on What Is Data?: tables of cases and variables, the four kinds of data, and how to choose a fair sample and ask a fair question. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.
A brief note on Tables and Graphs: frequency tables, shares, bar and pie charts, histograms and line graphs, and a checklist to spot a graph that misleads. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.
A brief note on Averages: the mean, the median and the mode, a missing value, two groups together, and which average to use when one value is far from the rest. With a worked example, practice, a program and questions.