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This document provides information on the course "Probability & Statistics" including: 1. An overview of the topics covered in the course such as descriptive statistics, probability distributions, sampling distributions, estimation, and hypothesis testing. 2. A mapping of the course learning outcomes to program learning outcomes and their corresponding Bloom's taxonomy levels. 3. Details on assessments including assignments, quizzes, midterm exam, and final exam along with their weightings. 4. References for the course textbook and additional materials. 5. An outline of the session-by-session topics to be covered in the course.

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Course Description Probability Statistics Updated

This document provides information on the course "Probability & Statistics" including: 1. An overview of the topics covered in the course such as descriptive statistics, probability distributions, sampling distributions, estimation, and hypothesis testing. 2. A mapping of the course learning outcomes to program learning outcomes and their corresponding Bloom's taxonomy levels. 3. Details on assessments including assignments, quizzes, midterm exam, and final exam along with their weightings. 4. References for the course textbook and additional materials. 5. An outline of the session-by-session topics to be covered in the course.

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Program: BS

QT 203 (3+0)

Karachi Institute of Economics and Technology


Course Description

Probability & Statistics

Teacher Name: Muhammad Shahbaz Khan


Introduction to statistical data, data collection and sampling techniques; frequency distribution and
graphical representation, measures of central tendency, variation, skewness and Cheybyshev’s Theorem.
Sets and probability, basic laws, simple, combined and conditional probabilities. Introduction to random
variables and probability distributions; Binomial, Poisson, and Normal distributions and applications.
Sampling distributions, estimation of parameters, and testing of hypothesis. Simple linear regression and
correlation. Non-Linear Regression equation. Multiple Linear regression. Use of statistical tables.

Mapping of CLOs and PLOs


Program
Learning Bloom’s
Sr. No. Course Learning Outcomes (CLOs)
Outcomes Taxonomy
(PLOs)
CLO_1 Apply the techniques of the descriptive statistics. PLO_1 C3 (Applying)
Apply the concepts of probability and probability
CLO_2 distributions applicable in the solution of computer PLO_2 C3 (Appling)
science problems.
Estimate and Evaluate the population parameters
CLO_3 on the basis of sample using the techniques of PLO_2 C5 (Evaluating )
inferential statistics.

CLO-PLO Mapping Matrix

PLO CLO-1 CLO-2 CLO-3


PLO-1 Basic knowledge 
PLO-2 Problem Analysis  
PLO-3 Design/Development of solution
PLO-4 Investigation
PLO-5 Modern Tool usage
PLO-6 The Engineer & society
PLO-7 Environment & sustainability
PLO-8 Ethics
PLO-9 Individual and Team work
PLO-10 Communication
PLO-11 Project Management
PLO-12 Lifelong Learning
Assessment tools CLO_1 CLO_2 CLO_3

Assignment 3% (1) 3% (1) 4% (1)


Quizzes 3% (1) 3% (1) 4% (1)
Midterm Exam 10% 20% 0%
Final Exam 10% 20% 20%

Grading Policy
Assessment Items Percentage
Assignments 10%
Quizes 10%
Midterm Exam 30%
Final Exam 50%

Text and Ref:

Text: 1. “Elementary Statistics, A step by step approach”


Allan G Blueman (8th edition)

Reference:
1. “Statistics “A first Course”
D. H. Sanders
2. “Business Statistics”
David F.Groabn
3. “Statistics for Business & Economics”
Prem S.Mann
Instructor Name Instructor Signature

Date
Session No.

Signature
Book Ch.

Date
Topics to be Covered

Introduction to Statistics and Data Analysis, Statistical Inference,


1 1
Samples, Populations, and the Role of Probability, Sampling
Procedures. Discrete and Continuous Data. Statistical Modeling.
Types of Statistical studies.
Presenting Numerical Data in Tables and Charts The Ordered Array.
2 2 The Frequency Distribution Graphing Numerical Data The
Histogram, Scatter plot, & Time series plot. Applied Problems.
Presenting Categorical Data in Tables and Charts The Summary
3 2
Table Graphing Categorical Data Bar Chart, Pie Chart & Pareto
Diagram Applied Problems.
Summarizing Data Numerically Data Properties of Data Measure of
4 3
Central tendency Mean, Median, & Mode Applied Problems.
Summarizing Data Numerically Measure of Variation Range,
5 3 Variance, and Standard Deviation Coefficient of Variation Applied
Problems.
Introduction to Basic Probability Set theory Basic terms and
6 4 concepts. Probability of An Event
The Rules of the Probability Additives Rules Mutually Exclusive
7 4 events Special rule
The Rules of the Probability Multiplicative Rule Conditional
8 4 Probability, Independence and the product rule.

The Rules of the Probability Bayes' Rule


9 4
Random Variables, Means and Variances of Linear combinations of
10 4
random variables, Chebyshev’s Theorem.
Discrete Random Variable Discrete Probability Distribution
11 5
Expected value of Random Variable (X) Expected Monetary Value
Standard Deviation of Random Variable (X)
Discrete Probability Distribution (a) Binomial Probability
12 5 Distribution Mean and Variance.

(b) Poissoin Probability Distribution Mean and Variance.


13 5
Continuous Probability Distribution (a) Normal Probability
Distribution Standard Normal Distribution Area Under the Normal
14 6
Curve Applied Problems.

15 6 Fundamental sampling distribution and Data collection. Random


Sampling, Sampling Distribution of Mean.

16 6 Sampling Distribution of Variance. Central Limit Theorem.

17-18 - MID TERM Examination

Estimator & Estimate (a) Point estimation and Interval estimation "T"

19 7 and "Z" Statistics Confidence Interval Estimation for Population


Mean
Chi-Square Statistics Confidence Interval Estimation for Population
20 7 Variance.

21 8 Two-sample Estimation. One sample test of hypothesis value for


decision making for Mean.

22 8 One sample test of hypothesis value for decision making for variance
and standard deviation.

23 9 Two samples Tests of Hypothesis for Means. T, and Z distributions.

24 9 Two samples Tests of Hypothesis for variances. F distribution.

25 9 The use of P values for Decision Making in Testing Hypothesis (One


and Two samples tests).

26 10 Linear Regression and Correlation, Least Square and the fitted


model.
Multiple Linear Regression
27 10
Non-Linear Regression Models
28 10

29 10 Linear regression Model using Matrices,

30 10 Properties of Least Square Estimators.

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