| 1 | Distinguish between sampling methods |
| 2 | Organize, interprete and present data using graphical and tabular representations |
| 3 | Compare variables using measures of center and measures of variation |
| 4 | Apply basic probability concepts in order to assess the likelihood of an event |
| 5 | Find probability of outcomes of an event by using statistical distribution methods |
| 6 | Find probability of outcomes of an event by using statistical distribution formulas |
| 7 | Estimate population parameters by using sample statistics |
| 8 | Select and apply the most appropriate statistical hypothesis test for one variable. |
| 9 | Select and apply an statistical test for the difference between two parameters |
| 10 | Make predictions using linear regression equations |
| 11 | Use the one way ANOVA technique to determine if there is a significant difference among three or more means |
| 12 | Determine which means differ, using the Scheffe of Tukey test, if the null hypothesis is rejected in the ANOVA |