Dane McGuckian (STATSprofessor)
My name is Dane McGuckian. This channel contains videos designed to introduce the public to my Statistics instruction site: http://www.statsprofessor.com/
The site was created to help students, help themselves, learn statistics. The site has over 700 short videos of me solving Statistics problems traditionally found in introductory Statistics courses.
Finding Binomial Probability Using Excel
Using Excel and Chebyshev's Theorem to Find the Minimum Percentage of Data In an Interval
Using Excel to Calculate Variance and Standard Deviation of a Sample
Calculating Mean, Median, and Mode with Excel
Creating a Histogram in Excel
Evaluating an Expression with Summation Notation in Excel
A useful way to think about money and government debt (for a country that controls its currency).
A Repeatable Path To Wealth-a post for my students
Using the complement of "at least one" to solve an otherwise challenging probability problem
Using the complement of "At least one" to find a probability
How to Study For STA 3111 Online
How to Study for My Online STA 3123 Course.
Probability Of a Type I Error: Three Cases
Testing for an Interaction in Two-Way ANOVA
An introduction to conditional probability
Final Review
Another example: factorial counting resulting from applying the fundamental counting rule
The Monty Hall Probability Problem from Let's Make a Deal
The basics of basic probability
Finding the z score associated with the top 5th percentile of the standard normal distribution
Finding a P-value given a test statistic and a claim, from the ATP section of STATSprofessor.com
Hypothesis Testing: claims about the variance
Z Test for the Difference between Two Means from the Ask the Professor Portion of STATSprofessor.com
Interpreting an Interval for the True Proportion
Hypothesis Testing: the conclusion (a quick explanation)
Calculating the Correlation Coefficient & Testing for a Significant Linear Relationship
ANOVA Factorial Experiment Analyzed by Hand
Applying the central limit theorem to find probability, problem 6
Applying the central limit theorem to find probability, problem 7
Finding percentiles of the normal distribution (find a measurement given a percentile), problem 5