Statistics - Revision history

Rb: /* The Basics */

2015-07-01T20:00:24Z

‎The Basics

Rb: /* The Basics */

2015-07-01T19:58:26Z

‎The Basics

Rb at 19:55, 1 July 2015

2015-07-01T19:55:13Z

Rb at 19:53, 1 July 2015

2015-07-01T19:53:55Z

Rb at 19:53, 1 July 2015

2015-07-01T19:53:34Z

Rb at 14:05, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T14:05:44Z

Rb at 14:05, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T14:05:26Z

Rb at 14:04, 10 June 2015

2015-06-10T14:04:04Z

Rb at 15:51, 16 October 2014

2014-10-16T15:51:26Z

Rb: /* Random Variables and Probability */

2014-09-17T13:48:21Z

‎Random Variables and Probability

@@ Line 48: / Line 48: @@
 | [[media: OLS_ex.pdf|Exercise Questions]] <br> [[media: OLS_ans.pdf|Exercise Answers]]
+|
+| Yes
 |}

@@ Line 44: / Line 44: @@
 | Correlation only
 | Yes
 |}

@@ Line 1: / Line 1: @@
-The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf|RedBook]]
+The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf|RedBook]].
-[[media:OLSexample.xls|OLSexample.xls]]
 This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:53, 1 July 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf RedBook]]	+	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf\|RedBook]]
	[[media:OLSexample.xls\|OLSexample.xls]]		[[media:OLSexample.xls\|OLSexample.xls]]

← Older revision		Revision as of 19:53, 1 July 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf RedBook]]		The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf RedBook]]
		+	[[media:OLSexample.xls\|OLSexample.xls]]

	This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.		This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:05, 10 June 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf]]	+	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media: RedBook.pdf RedBook]]

	This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.		This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 14:04, 10 June 2015
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester.	+	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester. Most of this material is presented in this pdf file [[media]]

	This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.		This page is explicitly designed with MSc Economics (and/or Econometrics), MA Economics and MSc Development Economics and Policy students at The University of Manchester in mind. Below you will be able to identify which topic is expected '''entry''' knowledge for the respective programmes.

← Older revision		Revision as of 15:51, 16 October 2014
Line 1:		Line 1:
−	~~This page is currently being build and should be completed for the start of Academic Year 2013/14.~~
−
	The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester.		The purpose of these pages is to give prospective and current postgraduate students in Economics at The University of Manchester an opportunity to understand what Statistics knowledge they are expected to have and, of course, a source of revision information. The material presented here is largely based on material written by our colleagues Len Gill, Denise Osborn and Chris Orme at The University of Manchester.

@@ Line 86: / Line 86: @@
 | [[Probability_MomentsExp|Moments and Expectations]]
 | [[Probability_MomentsExp_Exercises|Exercises]]
-| No
+| Sections 1-3 only
 | Yes