Registry Synced

BSMA1002 - Statistics for Data Science I

524 words
3 min read
FieldValue
Course CodeBSMA1002
LevelFoundational Level Course
Credits4
TypeFoundational
Pre-requisitesNone
VideosYouTube Playlist

πŸ“– Description

The students will be introduced to large datasets. Using this data, the students will be introduced to various insights one can glean from the data. Basic concepts of probability also will be introduced during the course leading to a discussion on Random variables.

πŸ—“οΈ Weekly Syllabus

WeekTopic
Week 1Introduction and type of data, Types of data, Descriptive and Inferential
statistics, Scales of measurement
Week 2Describing categorical data
Frequency distribution of
categorical data, Best practices for
graphing categorical data, Mode and median for
categorical
Week 3Describing numerical data
Frequency tables for numerical data, Measures of central tendency - Mean, median and mode, Quartiles and percentiles, Measur
Week 4Association between two variables -
Association between two categorical variables - Using relative frequencies in contingency tables, Association bet
Week 5Basic principles of counting and factorial concepts -
Addition rule of counting, Multiplication rule of
counting, Factorials
Week 6Permutations and combinations
Week 7Probability
Basic definitions of
probability, Events, Properties of probability
Week 8Conditional probability -
Multiplication rule, Independence, Law of total probability, Bayes’ theorem
Week 9Random Variables -
Random experiment, sample space and random variable, Discrete and continuous random variable, Probability mass function, Cumulativ
Week 10Expectation and Variance -
Expectation of a discrete random variable, Variance and standard deviation of a discrete random variable
Week 11Binomial and poisson random variables -
Bernoulli trials, Independent and identically distributed random variable, Binomial random variable, Expecta
Week 12Introduction to continous random variables -
Area under the curve, Properties of pdf, Uniform distribution, Exponential distribution

πŸ“Ž Reference Documents

πŸ“š Books & Resources

Reference Documents / Books
        Descriptive Statistics (VOL 1)
            DOWNLOAD
        
        Probability and Probability Distributions (VOL 2)
            DOWNLOAD
        
    
    

    
    
    
        Prescribed Books
        The following are the suggested books for the course:
        
        Introductory Statistics (10th Edition) - ISBN 9780321989178, by Neil A. Weiss published by Pearson
        
        Introductory Statistics (4th Edition) - by Sheldon M. Ross

πŸ“ About the Instructors

Usha Mohan
Professor,
Department of Management Studies,
IIT Madras
Usha Mohan holds a Ph.D. from Indian Statistical Institute. She has worked as a researcher in ISB Hyderabad and Lecturer at University of Hyderabad prior to joining IIT Madras. She offers courses in Data analytics, Operations research, and Supply chain management to under graduate, post graduate and doctoral students. In addition, she conducts training in Optimization methods and Data Analytics for industry professionals. Her research interests include developing quantitative models in operations management and combinatorial optimization.
less
Visit website

Document Outline
Table of Contents
System Normal // Awaiting Context

Intelligence Hub

Navigate the knowledge graph to generate context. The Hub adapts dynamically to surface backlinks, related notes, and metadata insights.