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Introduction to Statistical Concepts and Research Methods

STA10003 FOUNDATIONS OF STATISTICS SWIN BUR · NE * SWINBURNE UNIVERSITY OF TECHNOLOGY 2 Convenor / Lecturer / Tutor Jascha Zimmermann jzimmermann@swin.edu.au 1 Week 1: beginning 03 August 2020 CRICOS 00111D TOID 3059 OVERVIEW · Unit Information / Housekeeping stuff PAUSE · Terminology used in Statistics · Types of Research Methods · Variables and Measurement · Statistical Notation · Order of Operations PAUSE · Critical Thinking in Statistics & Bias 18 Slides KNOW ING 19 Slides 20 slides 1 Indigenous Acknowledgmentdgment Swinburne University of Technology recognises the historical and cultural significance of Australia's Indigenous history and the role it plays in contemporary education Each day, every Australian walks on what was once traditional Indigenous land. We therefore acknowledge the traditional custodians of the land we all currently occupy, the Wurundjeri people, and pay respect to Elders past, present and emerging. SWIN BUR · NE : SWINDURTHE TECHNOLOGY 3 SWIN BUR · NE . PEER MENTORING PROGRAM The Swinburne Peer Mentoring Program is where experienced students (mentors) help new students (mentees) adjust to life at Swinburne. It's about connecting people, with both mentees and mentors developing skills and relationships that can last a lifetime. HOW TO APPLY swi.nu/chronus 1. Click the 'Join Now' button 2. Click the 'Mentee' option 3. Sign up using your Swinburne Login details 4. Complete your profile For any further questions please contact peermentoring@swin.edu.au 4 ING 2 Stay connected to others despite the distance. We've developed a gamified app to help you feel connected, share positive experiences and support your peers. Call us to see if Swinburne's free6-week challenge is a fit for you! shaw@swin.edu.au 5 STUDY GROUPS A Study Group is a peer-to-peer session aimed at boosting the academic performance of students. Weekly Study Groups provide students the opportunity for extra study, to connect with others in their course and to gain study skills and tips in an informal learning space. 6 (03) 9214 5889 SWIN BUR · NE . UNIVERVIY CH · Study Groups are facilitated by Study Group Leaders (SGL), whose role is to provide study support. · Study Group Leaders are current Swinburne undergraduate students who have previously completed the unit and achieved academic excellence. Foundations of Statistics STUDY GROUP Jessie Rowan is the Study Group Leader The first session will be in Week 2 on Thursday August 13 at 12:30pm. KNOW ING 3