1. Module 1. Survey methodology 2. Module 2. Univariate descriptive statistics 3. Module 3. Univariate inferential statistics 4. Module 4. Bivariate descriptive and inferential analysis 5. Module 5. Introduction to the linear regression model
Activity type Hours with a teacher Hours without a teacher Virtual hours with a teacher Total Analysis / case study 9,50 9,00 0 18,50 Assessment test 2,00 19,00 5,00 26,00 Solution of exercises 15,00 22,00 0 37,00 Theory class 19,00 28,00 0 47,00 Teamwork 8,00 8,50 5,00 21,50 Total 53,50 86,50 10,00 150
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Assessment activities: Description of the activity Assessment Activity % Remediable subject Task 1. Univariate inferential statistsics Online evaluation task using Jamovi and a real dataset, in which students (in groups of 4) will have to perform and interprete univariate inferential analysis. 10 No Task 2. Bivariate analysis Online evaluation task using Jamovi and a real dataset, in which students (in groups of 4) will have to perform and interprete descriptive and inferential bivariate analysis. 10 No Task 3. Linear regression model Online evaluation task using Jamovi and a real dataset, in which students (in groups of 4) will have to perform and interprete a linear regression model. 10 No Survey design project In groups of 4, students will have to define a research objective and hypotheses, select a population of study and sampling method, design a questionnaire, select a data collection method and deliver their questionnaire, curate data, and analyse it with Jamovi. The findings will be presented in an oral presentation. 25 No Participation in the 'Global Week' activity Participation in the 'Global Week' activity related to Data Analysis. 5 No Final exam Written final exam including topics from modules 1 to 5. 40 Yes
A minimum score of 4/10 in the final exam and an overall mark (based on a weighted average of all evaluation tasks) of minimum 5/10. For those not reaching a 4/10 in the final exam or a 5/10 in the overall mark, there will be a resit examination. Attending the final exam is a requirement to take the resit examination. Specific criteria for the "No show" grade: Those students not attending the final exam will be graded as "Not Presented". Attending the final exam is a requierement to take the resit examination. Single Assessment: Overall mark based on the survey project (25% of the final mark) and a final exam (75% of the final mark). The final exam will include a written part and a practical part (use of Jamovi). A minimum mark of 4/10 in the exam is required and there will be a resit examination. Attending the final exam is a requirement to take the resit examination. Minimum requirements to pass: A mininum score of 4/10 in the final exam and weighted average of all evaluation tasks of minimum 5/10.
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