Business Decision Making Project - Part 2
Business Decision Making Project – Part 2 Grading Guide
QNT/351 Version 6
Quantitative Analysis for Business
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Individual Assignment: Business Decision Making Project – Part 2 Purpose of Assignment The purpose of this assignment is for students to build upon the problem or opportunity identified in Part 1 in Week 3. In this part, students will identify the appropriate numerical and graphical techniques of descriptive statistics learned in Weeks 2 and 3 and apply them to further studying their problem or the opportunity. Additionally, students will gain experience in using basic concepts of probability to their research. Resources Required Grading Guide| Content | Met | Partially Met | Not Met | Comments: |
| The student used the same business problem/opportunity and research variable they wrote about in Week 3. |
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| The student did not actually collect any data, but thought hypothetically. | ||||
| The student developed an analysis of 1,050 words. | ||||
| Identified the types of descriptive statistics (numerical measures) that might be best for summarizing the data, if student were to collect a sample. | ||||
| Identified the types of descriptive statistics (graphical measures) that might be best for summarizing the data, if student were to collect a sample. | ||||
| Analyzed the role probability (for example, expected values or finding the probability of incurring a loss, etc.) might play in helping address the business problem. | ||||
| Total Available | Total Earned | |||
| #/5 |
| Assignment Total | # | 7 | #/7 | |
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