Course information

Business and management BSC course

 Statistics 2. (BGZ1103)

Teaching week	Lecture	Practise
1. week	Theoretical foundations of statistical examinations, review of statistical definitions (standard deviation, average)	Review of descriptive statistical measurement
2. week	Theoretical foundations of hypothesis testing I.	Practice of hypothesis testing I.
3. week	Theoretical foundations of hypothesis testing II.	Practice of hypothesis testing II.
4. week	Theoretical foundations of hypothesis testing III.	Practice of hypothesis testing III.
5. week	Theoretical foundations of hypothesis testing IV.	Practice of hypothesis testing IV.
6. week	Theoretical foundations of hypothesis testing V.	Practice of hypothesis testing I.
7. week	Examination of statistical relations	Practice of association, correlation and mixed relations
8.  week	Examination of statistical relations II.	Mid-term test
9. week	Exploring of the popular online sampling methods with using digital platform	Creating questionnaire, interpretation of the results
10. week	Exploring of the popular online sampling methods with using digital platform II.	Creating a digital presentation to be shown the results of the statistical examination
11. week	Theory of regression	Practice of regression
12. week	Review of the semester	Prepearing for the end-term test
13. week	Solution of typical test exercises	End-term test
14. week	Solution the tasks given in the endterm test	Retake end-term test

 

 

Participation in Classes:

• Lectures are an integral part of the training program; therefore, the Institution expects students to attend lectures. (TVSz §8.1)
• Attendance at practical classes is mandatory. The maximum allowable absence during the semester is three times the weekly number of contact hours for the subject. Exceeding this limit results in the semester being deemed unassessable. (TVSz §8.1)

Semester Requirement: Colloquium

Assessment Method and Schedule:

• Type of exam: written and oral
• Condition for exam admission: Attendance at practical classes, without overstep the allowable absence, and completing two tests (Mid-term on 8th week, end-term on 13th week) with result equal or above 51 %. Both of tests can be retaken once.
• During the semester a recommended grade can be awarded, if the result of two written tests are above 60 % (not the sum of the results, but separately both test).
• During the exam period, the exam may be taken up to three times.

Type of Colloquium: Written and oral

Written Exam Material: Content covered in lectures and practical classes, as well as the distributed educational materials.

Grading Method: A recommended grade may be awarded based on the successful mid-term and end-term test completed during the semester. During the exam period, the exam may be taken up to three times, covering the full semester material. Percentage-based Evaluation of the Written Exam:

• 0–50%: Fail (1)
• 51–60%: Pass (2)
• 61–75%: Satisfactory (3)
• 76–85%: Good (4)
• 86–100%: Excellent (5)