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8/10/2019 QTM 1 Outline
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School of Management and Entrepreneurship (SNU)
MBA
ACADEMIC YEAR 2014-2015
TERM-1
Name of the Instructor: Surya Sarathi Majumdar
Telephone Ext. No./Mobile Phone No. /0091 9831918230
E-mail ID: [email protected]
Office Location: C214-B
Subject Title Quantitative Techniques in Management - I
Subject Code
Credit Value 2
Levels Post-Graduate
Total Teaching Contact
Hours
30
Prerequisites None
Objective 1)
Teach how to calculate the probability of certain outcomes based
on prior data.
2)
Impart knowledge on how to present and manipulate statistical
data and draw inferences from same.
3)
Teach methods to test statistical data for existing patterns.
4)
To use inferences drawn from data to predict future results and
forecast trends.
Subject Learning Outcomes a)
Learn about permutations, combinations, and Bayes theorem
(Objective 1)
b)
Learn how to present data using various charts and graphs
(Objective 2)
c)
Learn about ways of measuring statistical data such as mean,
median, mode, deviation and variance, and probability
distributions (objective 2)
d)
Learn about how to take samples, form estimates, and test for
hypotheses regarding the data (objectives 2 and 3)
e)
Analyzing the variance in existing data (objectives 2 and 3)
f)
How to predict outcomes by drawing simple or multipleregression lines on existing data (objectives 3 and 4)
g)
Learn how to analyze and forecast trends and variations in data
over time (objective 4)
h)
Learn how to perform all the above functions using a computer
and large examples (objectives 1 to 4)
Subject Synopsis/ Indicative
Syllabus
Simple probability calculations, Permuations and Combinations, Bayes
Theorem; Presentation of data using charts and graphs; mean, median
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and mode, variance and standard deviation; random variables and
probability distributions; Sampling Methods; Estimation, point and
interval; Hypothesis Testing, using parametric and non-parametric data;
ANOVA; Correlation and regressionsimple, multiple, polynomial;
forecasting and trend analysis
Session plans See following page (with following details for each session)Topics
Reading
Case/Exercise
Teaching/ Learning
Methodologies
Classroom lectures and practice exercises
Assessment Specific assessment methods/tasks weighta
Quizzes Best 6 out of 8 60%
Mid-term 20%
End-term 20%
Total 100%
Reading Lists and reference
books/ materials etc
Statistics for Management 7th
Ed., by Levin, Rubin, Rastogi, & Siddiqui
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Session Topics covered Reading Exercises
1. Introduction to Probability,
Permutations and combinations,
Conditional probability, Bayesian
equation
SfM Ch.4
2. Introduction to statistics, and organizingstatistical datafrequency distributions,
charts, graphs
SfM Ch.2
3. Simple statistical measuresmean,
median, mode, quartiles,
SfM Ch. 3.1 Quiz 1Syllabus Sessions 1-2
4. Statistical measuresvariance and
standard deviation, shape and skew of
data,
SfM Ch. 3.2-3.6
except 3.5
5. Random variables, probability density
and distribution, expected values
SfM Ch. 5.1-5.2 Quiz 2Syllabus Sessions 3-4
6. Probability distributionsbinomial,
poisson, normal
SfM Ch. 5.3-5.5,
Ch.6
7. Introduction to sampling, experiment
design
Quiz 3Syllabus Sessions 5-6
8. Sample distributions, , random sampling
with/without replacement, central limit
theorem
SfM Ch.7
9. EstimationPoints and Interval
Estimates
SfM Ch.8 Quiz 4Syllabus Sessions 7-8
10. Mid-term review
11. Hypothesis testing, Errors in testing,
Creating a hypothesis, testing methods
SfM Ch.9
12. Two sampling testing, test for difference
between means, between proportions
SfM Ch. 10
13. Testing for nonparametric data, signed
tests, rank-sum tests, rank correlation,
mcnemar test
SfM Ch. 12.4-12.6 Quiz 5Syllabus Sessions 11-
12
14. Chi-square test and Analysis of Variance SfM Ch.11, 12.1-
12.3, 12.7
15. Introduction to correlation and
regression, covariance and correlation
coefficient, simple linear regression
SfM Ch.13 Quiz 6Syllabus Sessions 13-
14
16. Multiple linear regression SfM Ch. 14
17. Model-building on multiple regression,
Polynomial regression
SfM Ch.15 Quiz 7Syllabus Sessions 15-
1618. ForecastingTime Series and Trend
Analysis
SfM Ch.16.1-16.5
19. Time series variationsCyclical,
Seasonal, Irregular
SfM Ch.16.6-16.8 Quiz 8Syllabus Sessions 17-
18
20. Finals review