Course code: 177303 | Subject title: STATISTICS I | ||||
Credits: 6 | Type of subject: Basic | Year: 2 | Period: 2º S | ||
Department: Estadística, Informática y Matemáticas | |||||
Lecturers: | |||||
PANIELLO ALASTRUEY, IRENE [Mentoring ] | ETXEBERRIA ANDUEZA, JAIONE (Resp) [Mentoring ] |
An introduction to basic statistical concepts on data analysis, such as Descriptive Analysis of Univariate and Bivariate data real data, Description and Analysis of Temporal Data. Basic probability notions and an introduction to random variables.
Excel will be the usual framework for data analysis. Moreover students will be briefly introduced to the statistical package R Commander.
MiAulario will provide a communication channel between students and instructors.
At the end of the semester students must be able to:
LO1 - Understand the notions of Univariate and Bivariate Descriptive Statistics and apply them according to the different types of variables to be analyzed.
LO2 - Analyze the temporal evolution of socio-economic data studying time series analysis.
LO3 - Use software for data handling.
LO4 - Prepare and submit reports on statistical analysis of economic data obtained consulting appropriate information sources and computer processing.
LO5 - Understand the notion of probability, know its properties and apply them to solve problems arising from socio-economic environments.
From a total of 60 hours, 40 will be devoted to theoretical, problem, and computer sessions.
The remaining period will be devoted to check students' individual progress and to evaluate their work. These sessions will be scheduled throughout the semester.
Being the aim of this course mainly practical, theoretical and computer sessions will be alternated:
a) Theoretical sessions will consist of the exposition of the contents by the instructor. Students will be encouraged to participate by asking and answering short questions and solving exercises, so they keep their attention in the development of the lecture.
b) Computer sessions will be guided by the instructor. Students will be asked to look for data and make use of the provided software to carry out different statistical analyses by using those notions previously introduced during the lectures.
Remark: If changes in the circumstances (partial/total confinement or quarantine) arise, teaching methodology will be revised and adapted (online) according to UPNA guidelines.
MiAulario will be used as the course web page.
Activity | Classroom teaching | Autonomous work |
Lectures | 28 | |
Practice | 28 | |
Readings and autonomous work | 87 | |
Exams (continuous and final evaluation) | 06 | |
Tutorials | 01 | |
Total | 63 | 87 |
Learning outcome | Evaluation system | Weight (%) | Recoverable |
LO1, LO3, LO4 | Continuous evaluation: Problem resolution and interpretation of computer obtained outputs. | 60% | Yes |
LO1, LO2, LO3, LO4, LO5 | Final exam: Problem resolution and interpretation of outputs obtained with the statistical packages used during the semester. | 40% | Yes |
In order to compute the final grade of the subject, a minimum grade of 5 out of 10 must be obtained in the continuous evaluation.
Chapter 1: Introduction to Statistics for Economy and Business: Statistical applications in Business, types of data, data sources.
- Statistics. Steps of a statistical study and different statistical areas.
- Enter data into an Excel spreadsheet and other statistical packages.
- Types of variables and scales of measurement.
Chapter 2: Descriptive analysis of univariate data: frequency tables, graphical representations of data, and statistical measures.
- Frequency tables and graphical representations.
- Measures of central and non-central location.
- Box-plots.
- Measures of absolute and relative variability.
- Standardized scores.
- Measures of shape.
Chapter 3: Descriptive analysis of bivariate data: contingency tables and regression analysis.
- Contingency tables.
- Covariance and correlation.
- Statistical and Functional dependence.
- Simple linear regression: Least-squares method.
- Nonlinear regression models.
Chapter 4: Time series analysis. Numeric and graphical description of temporal data, time series components.
- Introduction.
- Graphical analysis of time series.
- Time series components and seasonal models.
- Trend analysis and analysis of seasonality.
Chapter 5: Probability and introduction to discrete random variables.
- Basic terminology of probability.
- Probability Rules.
- Conditional probability and independence.
- Bayes' Theorem.
- Random variables.
Access the bibliography that your professor has requested from the Library.
Basic:
- PANIELLO, I.; RIVERA, R.; PORTILLA, M. (2011) "Statistical tools for socioeconomic data analysis". EDS.
- PANIELLO, I.; GARCIA, M.; RIVERA, R.; PORTILLA, M. (2012) "Basic Statistics with Microsoft Excel and R-Commander". EDS.
- NEWBOLD, P., CARLSON, W.L.; THORME, B. (2008) "Statistics for Business and Economics", Pearson Ed.
Complementary:
- ARNALDOS, F.; DÍAZ, T.; FAURA, U.; MOLERA, L.; PARRA, I. (2003) "Estadística Descriptiva para Economía y Administración de Empresas. Cuestiones tipo test y ejercicios con Microsoft Excel". 2ª edición revisada. Editorial AC-Thomson.
- CARRASCAL ARRANZA, U. (2007) "Estadística descriptiva con Microsoft Excel 2007". Editorial Rama.
- LIND; MARCHAL; WATHEN (2008) "Estadística aplicada a los negocios y la economía". 3ª edición en español (13ª en inglés). Ed. McGraw-Hill Interamericana.
- MARTÍN-PLIEGO, F.J. (2004) "Introducción a la estadística económica y empresarial: teoría y práctica". 3ª edición revisada. Editorial Thomson.
Students will be encouraged to use MiAulario. There students will find material for both theoretical lessons and computing lab sessions, together with data files and any other recommended additional material.
Campus Arrosadía. Building Mi Aulario.
Practice sessions in computer rooms.
Lectures in rooms as published at the Faculty website (follow link):
http://www.unavarra.es/fac-economicas/studies/degree/international-double-degree-in-economics-and-business-ddministration-and-management+/overview?submenu=yes&languageId=1