Copies of the classnotes are on the internet in PDF format as given below. In the notes, "TM" refers to the supplemental overheads provided by the publisher of the text. These notes were presented in MATH 1080 during Summer 1998.

Chapter 1: Examining Distributions.

• Section 1-0: Introduction.
• Section 1-1: Displaying Distributions with Graphs.
• Section 1-2: Describing Distributions with Numbers.
• Section 1-3: The Normal Distribution.

Chapter 2: Examining Relationships.

• Section 2-0: Introduction.
• Section 2-1: Scatterplots.
• Section 2-2: Correlation.
• Section 2-3: Least-Squares Regression.
• Section 2-4: Interpreting Correlation and Regression.
• Section 2-5: Relations In Categorical Data.

Chapter 3: Producing Data.

• Section 3-0: Introduction.
• Section 3-1: Designing Samples.
• Section 3-2: Designing Experiments.

Chapter 4: Sampling Distributions and Probability.

• Section 4-0: Introduction.
• Section 4-1: Sampling Distributions.
• Section 4-2: Probability Distributions.
• Section 4-3: Sample Proportions.
• Section 4-4: The Binomial Distributions.
• Section 4-5: Sample Means.
• Section 4-6: Control Charts.

Chapter 5: Introduction to Inference.

• Section 5-0: Introduction.
• Section 5-1: Estimating with Confidence.
• Section 5-2: Tests of Significance.
• Section 5-3: Using Significance Tests.
• Section 5-4: Inference As Decision.

Chapter 6: Inference for Distributions.

• Section 6-0: Introduction.
• Section 6-1: Inference for the Mean of a Population.

Chapter 7: Inference for Proportions.

• Section 7-0: Introduction.
• Section 7-1: Inference for a Population Proportion.

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