by: Bruce L. Bowerman, Richard T. O'Connell, and Deane Orris
Appropriate for a one semester course in business statistics, this text delivers clear and understandable explanations of business statistics concepts through the use of case studies and examples that reflect real applications of statistics relevant to business students.
by: Bruce L. Bowerman and Richard T. O'Connell
This text delivers clear and understandable explanations of business statistics concepts through the use of case studies and examples that reflect real applications of statistics relevant to business students.The Fourth Edition includes a new stepped procedure for hypothesis testing and now uses the sigma known/unknown approach to determine testing.
by: David P. Doane and Lori E. Seward
Applied Statistics in Business and Economics provides complete coverage of statistics concepts and applications appropriate for one or two term undergraduate or MBA courses. The text integrates the use of technology thoroughly, especially MS Excel, and features hundreds of real data sets, minicases describing and illustrating analytic applications, and thousands of assignment exercises and projects. The text includes a free Student CD with Visual Statistics, MegaStat for Excel, Learning Stats, Screencam tutorials, and quizzes, data sets and powerpoint for student review.
by: J.B. Orris
Basic Statistics Using Excel and MegaStat is a paperback of less than 400 pages intended for short or technology oriented courses where concise coverage of concepts is desired. Content coverage is appropriate for any one term course. The teaching package assumes strong use will be made of Excel and/or MegaStat for Excel Version 11.0. The text includes 'learning exercises' but not the traditional textbook problem sets. The free Student CD includes MegaStat, 13 Screencam Tutorials, and many other highly innovative applications of technology for Statistics.
ALEKS for Business Statistics is available for 1- and 2-term classes, as well as for 6- and 11-week quarters. ALEKS can be purchased as a standalone product or packaged with any McGraw-Hill Business Statistics text book at a substantial discount. Free 1-term class tests are available! Contact your McGraw-Hill sales representative for details.
by: Douglas Lind, Robert D. Mason, and William G. Marchal
Comprehensive survey of statistical tools and methods in a student friendly step-by-step format.
by: Lind, Marchal, Wathen
Packaged w/CD-ROM containing practice quizzes, data files, and PowerPoint slides. This text is one of the first to introduce an expansive technology supplements package.
by: Aczel, Sounderpandian
This book has been praised for its quality of presentation and the richness of problem sets that are realistic, stimulating and challenging. The fifth edition continues to provide students with a solid understanding of statistical concepts and rich problems to stimulate learning.
by: Andrew F. Siegel, University of Washington
This text was written in response to instructors not wanting a formula driven, mathematically encyclopedic book.
Applied Linear Regression Models, Fourth Edition
by: Michael H. Kutner, Christopher J. Nachtsheim, and John Neter
This highly acclaimed text presents the state of the art in the Application of Regression Modelling in a wide variety of disciplines, including Business, Economics, Life, Social and Physical Sciences.
by: Donald R. Cooper and Pamela S. Schindler
This text offers students and instructors thorough coverage of business research topics backed by solid theory.
by: David P. Doane, Kieran Mathieson, and Ronald L. Tracy
Visual Statistics is a suite of programs designed to help explore statistical concepts. The focus is on teaching and learning statistical ideas, rather than analyzing data.
by: David Doane
This CD-ROM is intended to be used by students as a supplement to their introductory statistics textbook. Includes a variety of resources in MS applications files, (Excel, Powerpoint, Word) such as Excel tutorials, examples, case studies, simulations and classroom demonstrations, do-it-yourself exercises for introductory statistics students, rich databases and data sets, sample student projects and presentations, and more.
by: J. Holton Wilson and Barry Keating
Being appropriate for courses in business schools, this text focuses on those methods professional forecasters have found useful and is a practical tool for students and practitioners.
by: Stephen Delurgio
This text provides a modern comprehensive survey of the principles and applications of forecasting methods in the world of commerce, public and private.
Volume I Second Edition Volume II Second Edition Volume III First Edition
by: Peter G. Bryant and Marlene Smith
This is a collection of 75 class tested case studies for use in introductory business statistics and general statistics. All cases are drawn from real situations in a broad range of business, economic, and social science settings and include small and large data sets for analysis by students.
Statistical
Process Analysis
by: Layth C. Alwan, University of Wisconsin --- Milwaukee
This text presents a comprehensive treatment of statistical process control
methods; including unique modern data analysis techniques
by: Zagorsky
This first edition provides helpful direction and support to students required to utilize the Internet in any quantitative course where data analysis is emphasized. This is one of the very few books currently available that focuses on doing internet-based, quantitative research.
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