Wednesday, November 13, 2019
Unit 3 - Calculator and Google Sheet Help
Ti 84
1. Box and Whiskers Plots.
2. Histograms.
3. Summarizing Data Numerically. (How to calculate mean, standard deviation, and five number summary)
Google Sheets
1. Histograms.
Monday, November 11, 2019
Activity Sheet 7: Using Technology
Assigned Data Sets:
1:Billboard Hot 100
2:IMDb Top 250
3: State Sales Tax
4: Gasoline Taxes
5: Diesel Taxes
6: Men's College Basketball Teams
7: National Assessment of Educational Progress
List of US states by date of admission to the Union found here.
Groups needing to generate random numbers (Data Sets 1-6), go to www.random.org/ to generate the numbers you need.
I used the site to find a random number between 1-25...it was 3. They have a nice description on why this is the best way to generate random numbers
Wednesday, November 06, 2019
AQR - Analyzing Data, Histograms
Today you will need the computers for two reasons:
1. You will need to visit a website to complete today's activity. Click on the link below.
2. You will be completing the survey that is found on page 26 of your workbook.
Thursday, March 08, 2018
Potus Day!
You
will email me the answer to the following questions.
sean.mcgrath@austinisd.org
1.
What is an annuity?
2.
What is the difference between an ordinary annuity and an annuity due?
3.
What are some examples of an annuity due and an ordinary annuity that are not
investments?
(Hint: you are paying something off.)
4. Find
two annuities online that you would like to invest in and please include all
pertinent investment information:
a. investment company/group
b. ordinary or annuity due
c. compounding periods
d. interest
e. initial deposit needed, if so, how much
****please
cite all of your answers and include a link to the websites you have cited.****
Monday, November 06, 2017
IQR
Please answer the following questions. They will give you a deeper insight into why a box and whisker plot is important.
What does IQR stand for?
What is it used for?
How is it calculated?
Why is it preferred over the range?
How can you use it to find outliers in your data?
Use the IQR to find the outlier in the data found on page 31 of your textbook.
and now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
What does IQR stand for?
What is it used for?
How is it calculated?
Why is it preferred over the range?
How can you use it to find outliers in your data?
Use the IQR to find the outlier in the data found on page 31 of your textbook.
and now you know, and knowing is half the battle!
Tuesday, February 07, 2017
Monday, December 12, 2016
Some review problems to help you prepare for the AQR Fall Final!
There is a lot of vocabulary associated with statistical investigations on this final, but there is also a lot of calculations.
After you finish reviewing the 10 activities found in Unit 3, try doing the following problems on your own. You will need a TI calculator.
Using
the following data to find or make the:
1.
Mean
2. Standard
Deviation
3.
Five number summary
4.
Box and Whisker plot
5. IQR
6. An
outlier
20,30,30,30,50,50,50,50,50,60,60,100
After you are finished, check your answers with a classmate!
Wednesday, April 29, 2015
Minimal Spanning Tree Algorithm Rubric.
Presentation Rubric for “another” algorithm for arriving at
minimal spanning tree.
Your minimal spanning tree presentation must have:
___Definition of minimal spanning tree
(10 points)
___A real world application for a minimal spanning other
than Ethernet networks, trains, and bridges
(10 points)
___Research and report on another algorithm besides Kruskal’s
for arriving at a minimal spanning tree.
(20 points)
The report should:
___ give the reader some background on the algorithm
(20 points)
___and teach the reader how to make weighted network into a
minimal spanning tree. Pictures are a must.
(20 points)
___Compare and contrast your findings with Kruskal’s
Algorithm as appropriate.
(20 points)
Tuesday, December 02, 2014
Data Set Assignment and Survey Design
I assigned a data set per group, so you will be working on data set 5, Diesel sales taxes by state, on page 41. There is a link for a map of America and the sales tax associated with diesel fuel found on the web page listed on pg 41.
####Please email me your finished product. I would like you to make a word doc this time.####
Use your calculator to randomly select 10 of the 51 amounts. Write down the name of each state and its sales tax on a gallon of diesel fuel.
####Please email me your finished product. I would like you to make a word doc this time.####
Use your calculator to randomly select 10 of the 51 amounts. Write down the name of each state and its sales tax on a gallon of diesel fuel.
Calculate
the descriptive statistics for the data set and interpret all statistics. (5
number summary and mean)
Create a
histogram in Excel. Explain what the graph tells you about the data.
Write a
couple of sentences for the school newspaper about your results.
After you
have emailed me your data analysis word
docs, complete Survey Design p45 #1-3.
Wednesday, May 14, 2014
AQR Reflection
After you are
finished with the test, I want you to reflect over the course you just took in
the form of an email.
Please include the following with whatever else you wish to write
in this email.
1. What were your expectations?
2. Did the course not meet/meet/ or exceed your expectations?
Please explain your answer.
3. What made this course different than other math courses you
took at AHS?
4. What was favorite topic? Why?
5. What was your least favorite? Why?
Email your reflection to sean.mcgrath@austinisd.org
Saturday, November 16, 2013
A Visual History of the Bomb.
What were we thinking? Click the link below. Be aware, the 60's are scary.
Monday, November 11, 2013
AQR - Statistical Study - Day 1
You will complete the initial
phase of your research study.
The outcomes of today
are:
What are my
questions/hypothesis?
What is my chosen sample
technique?
The project topic should
be fully fleshed out at the conclusion of today.
In order to be
successful, I've attached the rubrics for the project and presentation. I would
recommend downloading these files and getting
accustomed with them before you
start the project.
Thursday, October 31, 2013
Sunday, October 13, 2013
These notes are boring and I want to play.
Why American students are smarter than the world thinks and what we can do to keep our kiddos in the lead. For answers click here.
Friday, October 11, 2013
AQR - Probability In Games
For those who didn't finish the activity on Thursday, Here's the "Probability in Games" activity.
Click the following link, Games
Click the following link, Games
Tuesday, October 08, 2013
Area Model Activity for Probability
The Area Model Activity for Probability must completed by the beginning of class, Thursday.
All three pages can be found by clicking here.
All three pages can be found by clicking here.
Sunday, September 29, 2013
Wednesday, September 18, 2013
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