STAT220: Basic Statistics: Winter Quarter 2006

Additional Exam and Quiz Information

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Quizzes

The three Quizzes are each 20-minute closed-book test taken in your section meeting. Generally we expect that they will be given in the second half of your section meeting, from 8.55 to 9.15, or from 9.55 to 10.15. The use of calculators in quizzes is encouraged: a calculator performing addition, subtraction, multiplication, division and other basic arithmetical functions will be sufficient, but any calculator may be used. A caculator with a square-root function may be useful.

You must take your quiz in the section in which you are registered. Only students registered in that quiz section may attend that section on a quiz day.

Midterm Exam: Friday Feb 17, 8.30-9.20, 2006


A calculator (as in the above section) is recommended.

Each student may bring a single 8.5" by 11" sheet of paper with notes, possibly written on both sides, to the Midterm Exam. It may be hand-written, or typed, or word-processed, etc. .... but it is strongly recommended that you prepare your own sheet of notes (perhaps working with your peers).
Preparing your sheet of notes is a very useful revision tool.

Here is a Review list of topics for the exams.
It is last quarter's list from Dr. Morita, and has NOT yet been updated for our class.
Part 1 is the part that is relevant to the Midterm exam: our exam is later, and so will go through the end of regression.

Here also is a copy of last quarter's Midterm exam. Note again that our class has emphasized different things, so although you should be able to work most of this practice exam, some things may be unfamiliar.
Obviously, you will not be asked about things we have not covered!
Your actual exam should look more familiar!!

Also, this Midterm exam was very long! Yours will be shorter!!

Final Exam: Tuesday, March 14, 2006: 8.30-10.20


A calculator (as in the above section) is recommended.

Here is a Review list for the final exam: last part of course

Each student may bring a single 8.5" by 11" sheet of paper with notes, possibly written on both sides, to the Final Exam. It may be hand-written, or typed, or word-processed, etc. .... but it is strongly recommended that you prepare your own sheet of notes (perhaps working with your peers).
Preparing your sheet of notes is a very useful revision tool.
Additionally, a Normal Table and various SE formulae will be provided
(Very similar to the one for Quiz-3).

The place of the STAT220 FINAL EXAM IS SMITH 120