• Homework will typically be due every Monday at the beginning of class. If you are going to miss class that day, either have somebody turn your homework in for you, or turn it into me early. To turn it in early, please bring it to the main office (DeGarmo 435) and ask that it be placed in the instructor's mail box. One final point about homework, it must be neat. If the homework cannot be read, then it cannot be graded, and no credit will be given. So make sure that your work is neat and legible.

• If you are going to miss a quiz or an exam it is critically important that you notify me AS SOON AS YOU KNOW that you'll be absent and WHY. Call, e-mail, or talk to me in person. Make-ups are very rarely given without prior notification of an absences. Opportunity to make-up the missed work requires prior notification of the absence and an excused absence (that is one that you instructor accepts as reasonable and legitimate). How and when the work will be made up will be determined by the instructor.
  

• You are expected to do your own work. Plagiarism and cheating of any sort will not be tolerated. Either behavior will result in a grade of 'F'. Note that cheating includes copying another student's homework. Making up false excuses for absences will also be considered cheating and may result in a grade of 'F' for missed work.
  

• Gravetter, F. J., Wallnau, L. B. (1996). Statistics for the Behavioral Sciences: A First Course for Students of Psychology and Education, 4th Edition. New York: West Publishing.
  
• Holcomb, Z. C. (1998). Interpreting Basic Statistics: A Guide and Workbook Based on Excerpts from Journal Articles, 2nd Edition. Los Angeles, CA: Pyrczak.
  

Due Date at the begining of class	Homework	Problems Gr = Gravetter Ho = Holcomb
Aug 31	Homework #1: Intro to Statistics & Measurement	Gr Chpt 1: 2,6,9,17,23,24 Ho Ex. 3: 1-9
Sept. 7	Homework #2: Frequency Distributions & Central Tendency	Gr Chpt 2 : 2,5,11,21,25 Ho Ex. 8: 1-10 Gr. Chpt 3: 4,5,8,10,14 Ho Ex. 9: 1-9
Sept. 14	Homework #3: Variability	Gr Chpt 4: 2,3,7,9,15,17,26 Ho Ex. 14: 1-10
Sept. 21	Homework #4: Z-scores	Gr Chpt 5: 1,2,5,17,23 Ho Ex. 15: 1-9
Sept. 28	Homework #5: Probability	Gr Chpt 6: 1,5,7,9,11,15,21 Ho Ex. 24: 1-6
Oct. 5	Exam 1 (chpts 1-6)
Oct. 12	Homework #6: Probability, Samples, & the Distribution of Sample Means	Gr Chpt 7: 4,5,7,11,13,18,20 Ho Ex. 25: 1,8,9,11
Oct. 19	Homework #7: Intro to Hypothesis Testing	Gr Chpt 8: 3,5,9,10,13
Oct. 26	Homework #8: Introduction to the t-statistic & Hypothesis testing w/ 2 indepedent samples	Gr Chpt 9: 3,7,9,11,18 Gr Chpt 10: 7,9,11,13 Ho Ex. 28: 1-10
Nov. 2	Homework #9: Hypothisis testing w/ 2 related samples	Gr Chpt 11: 1,4,5,7,9 Ho Ex. 30: 1-8
Wed.Nov. 4	Homework #10: Estimation	Gr Chpt 12: 3,5,9,11,15
Nov. 9	Exam 2 Chpts 7-12
Nov. 16	Homework #11: Introduction to ANOVA	Ho Ex33: 1-7
Nov. 23	Homework #12: ANOVA cont.	Gr Chpt 13: 8,9,10,11,14, 15,17
Nov. 30	Homework #13: Correlations and Regression	Gr Chpt 16: : 3,6,7,8,9,11,21,25 Ho Exs. 21: 1-10
Dec. 7	Exam Chpts 13 & 16
Wed. Dec. 9	Homework #14: Review for the Final Exam	TO BE ANNOUNCED
Finals Week	FINAL EXAM Mon. Dec. 14 @ 5:30 PM