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Tips: “You can never foretell what any one man will do, but you can say with precision what an average number will be up to. Individuals vary, but percentages remain constant. So says the statistician.”
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Course Introduction
Course Number:09000520 Credits:3
The teaching content of this course is as follows:
Section
Content
1. Introduction to Statistics
Section 1: The emergence and development of statistics
Section 2: The nature and characteristics of statistics
Section 3: Basic tasks and process of statistical work
Section 4: Several basic concepts in statistics
Exercises
2. Statistical Survey and Compilation
Section 1: Statistical survey scheme
Section 2: Organizational forms of statistical survey
3. Statistical Survey and Compilation (Continued)
Section 3: Statistical grouping
Section 4: Distribution series
Section 5: Statistical tables
Exercises
4. Comprehensive Indicators
Section 1: Total amount indicators
Section 2: Relative indicators
5. Comprehensive Indicators (Continued)
Section 3: Average indicators
Section 4: Degree of variation of marks
Exercises
6. Dynamic Series
Section 1: Compilation of dynamic series
Section 2: Level analysis indicators of dynamic series
Section 3: Speed analysis indicators of dynamic series
7. Dynamic Series (Continued)
Section 4: Measurement and prediction of long-term trends
Section 5: Measurement and prediction of seasonal variations
Exercises
8. Statistical Indexes
Section 1: Concept of statistical indexes
Section 2: Composite indexes
Section 3: Average index of indicators
9. Statistical Indexes (Continued)
Section 4: Comparative index of average indicators
Section 5: Index system
Exercises
10. Sampling Survey
Section 1: Significance of sampling survey
Section 2: Basic concepts and theoretical basis of sampling survey
Section 3: Average sampling error
11. Sampling Survey (Continued)
Section 4: Inference of population indicators
Section 5: Design of sampling scheme
12. Sampling Survey (Continued)
Section 6: Determination of necessary sampling units
Section 7: Hypothesis testing
Exercises
13. Correlation Analysis
Section 1: Significance and tasks of correlation analysis
Section 2: Simple linear correlation analysis
14. Correlation Analysis (Continued)
Section 3: Linear regression analysis
Section 4: Curvilinear regression analysis
Exercises
15. National Economic Accounting
Section 1: Basic principles of national economic accounting
Section 2: Basic content of the national economic accounting system
16. National Economic Accounting (Continued)
Section 3: Main statistical indicators in national economic accounting
Section 4: Measurement of national economic growth rate
