Math and Statistics Resources

The Organic Chemistry Tutor provides a basic introduction into qualitative and quantitative data. (Video, 6 m, 27s)

The Organic Chemistry Tutor discusses the difference between continuous data and discrete data. (Video 9 m, 2 s)

From Crash Course Statistics. This video will discuss "those numbers that tend to hang out in the middle of our data - the mean, the median, and mode." (11 m, 22 s)

The Organic Chemistry Tutor explains how to calculate the standard deviation using two examples. First step: calculate the sample standard mean before you calculate the sample standard deviation.

From Ms. Smith's Math Tutorials. Video (6 m, 9 s)

From VCE Further Maths tutorials. Core (Data Analysis) Tutorial. This video will show you how the "r" value works and how to estimate an "r" value from a scatterplot. (13 m, 1 s)

MySecretMathTutor shows how to find the z-score for a data point.(Video, 2 m, 6 s)

By MySecretMathTutor: This video covers how to use the Empirical Rule for normal (bell-shaped) distributions. (5 m, 36 s)

From HelpYourMath - Statistics (Dr. Jae Ki Lee), www.helpyourmath.com. Video (10 m, 9 s)

From Math and Science (MathTutorDVD.com) (Video, 23 m, 40 s)

From Math and Science (MathTutorDVD.com) Video (14 m, 51 s)

This video from The Organic Chemistry Tutor introduces Type I and Type II errors. (11 m, 23 s)

CrashCourse covers three main Chi-Square tests: goodness of fit test, test of independence, and test of homogeneity. (Video, 11 m, 3 s)

CrashCourse builds a two sample t-test for a coffee-tasting experiment. (Video, 11 m, 16 s)

Crash Course uses ANOVA (Analysis of Variance) to show whether one can find differences between multiples groups (similar to the regression model).

From Clinical Pharmacology & Public Health (Video, 48 m, 23 s)