Course Curriculums
About Hypothesis Testing
Hypothesis testing refers to a process wherein an analyst tests a statistical hypothesis. The nature of the data and goal of analysis affect the methodology employed by the analyst/researcher. The basic goal of each researcher is to accept or reject the hypothesis, based on the measurements of observed samples. The decision, which is based on a statistical mechanism, is referred to as Hypothesis Testing. They have real world applicability and implications and assist in analyzing most collection of data.
Course Description
eduCBA’s course on Hypothesis testing is a small course for all those interested and having an inclination towards dealing in statistical data. This course shall help one draw conclusions about the population from a sample and making decision in regard to the entire population.
Curriculum
All these steps give an insight into what the course would exactly be like. It shall provide an in depth knowledge about each step written and shall make one an expert in the field of hypothesis testing.
Course objective
Pre-requisites for the Hypothesis testing in R course
Basic knowledge of internet and computer handling:
In the technological world, one cannot stay delinked with technology in any field. Hypothesis testing being no exception to it either, the course demands basic knowledge of internet usage and computer handling. Hence, it requires easy accessibility to technology for the purpose of carrying out various tests and keeping a store of all the information gathered from various sample sources.
Inclination towards Statistics:
Statistics is the parent branch when hypothesis testing comes into consideration. Hence one of the basis pre-requisites required for this course is the basic knowledge of the statistics so that one can easily understand the concepts involved in Hypothesis Testing in R learning course. Therefore, it is imperative for one to have a liking towards the very subject and not avert from the concepts of statistics.
Passion to learn about R-Programming courses:
R is becoming a leading language in data science and statistics. Today, the R programming language is the most important tool used by any researcher or analyst. As the R programming is a blooming language, it is imperative for the person willing to take up this course to have a passion to learn about the concept as it is totally a new branch under the head of statistics.
Expectations and Target audience
The course is tailor made to suit the needs of its onlookers and students.
(Shall provide the users with sufficient content to explore and learn from. It shall allow them to study extensively throughout the course time with the content available)
Frequently asked questions
The course once bought shall remain accessible to you throughout your life time. There shall be no hindrances of the time period. Also, yes all the courses are certified and provide a verified certificate to the student on the completion of each course.
R is one of the leading languages and is used in almost each field to be able to make effective decisions by applying verified methods of testing under hypothetical testing. These ways of testing give surety on the decision that needs to be taken. Thus, such a course shall be beneficial for an professional or student to further hone his skills in the very field.
As mentioned, this course in not just meant for amateurs, but also for professionals. Hence, after one is done with the entire course, one can apply for the job position of that of a researcher in the field of statistical/hypothetical testing, work as an analyst and carry out required researches etc.
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Section 1 Introduction
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Introdution,Theory, Parametric And Non Parametric Tests |
Section 2 Types Of Hypothesis
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Different types of hypothesis, type one and two errors |
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Different types of hypothesis, type one and two errors (Continues) |
Section 3 Steps In Doing Hypothesis Testing
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7 steps in doing hypothesis testing, p value |
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7 steps in doing hypothesis testing, p value (Continues) |
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6 |
One and two sample hypothesis tests |
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7 |
F test in R with codes and example |
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8 |
F test in R with codes and example (Continues) |
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9 |
T test in R with codes and example |
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10 |
T test in R with codes and example (Continues) |
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11 |
Z test in R with codes and example |
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12 |
Linear reg vs anova |
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13 |
Oneway anova data |
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14 |
Oneway anova data Continues |
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15 |
Plots, interpretation of anova |
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16 |
Plots, interpretation of anova Continues |
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17 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression Basics |
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18 |
Linear Regression Datasets in R explain |
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19 |
Assumptions of Linear Regression |
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20 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression in R |
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21 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression in R Continue |
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Here is a sample for the course completion certificate which you will receive after complete the course. This certificate is widely accepted across industries and will boost your chances to grab the job opportunities.
Mail us at: [email protected] with below details to receive your certificate:
Course Certificate:-
Section 1 Introduction
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1 |
Introdution,Theory, Parametric And Non Parametric Tests |
Section 2 Types Of Hypothesis
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2 |
Different types of hypothesis, type one and two errors |
|
3 |
Different types of hypothesis, type one and two errors (Continues) |
Section 3 Steps In Doing Hypothesis Testing
|
4 |
7 steps in doing hypothesis testing, p value |
|
5 |
7 steps in doing hypothesis testing, p value (Continues) |
|
6 |
One and two sample hypothesis tests |
|
7 |
F test in R with codes and example |
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8 |
F test in R with codes and example (Continues) |
|
9 |
T test in R with codes and example |
|
10 |
T test in R with codes and example (Continues) |
|
11 |
Z test in R with codes and example |
|
12 |
Linear reg vs anova |
|
13 |
Oneway anova data |
|
14 |
Oneway anova data Continues |
|
15 |
Plots, interpretation of anova |
|
16 |
Plots, interpretation of anova Continues |
|
17 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression Basics |
|
18 |
Linear Regression Datasets in R explain |
|
19 |
Assumptions of Linear Regression |
|
20 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression in R |
|
21 |
Simple and Multiple Linear Regression in R Continue |