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Chapter 1: Choosing A Legal Structure

• 1.1 sole proprietorships
• 1.1 sole proprietorships.paper
• 1.2 partnerships
• 1.2 partnerships.paper
• 1.3 limited liability companies llcs
• 1.4 s corporations
• 1.5 c corporations
• 1.6 comparative entity analysis

Chapter 2: Registering The Business Setting Up Recordkeeping

• 2.1 legally starting a business
• 2.2 separating business and personal finances
• 2.3 basic bookkeeping systems
• 2.4 recordkeeping requirements

Chapter 3: Reading Your Own Financial Statements

• 3.1 course orientation and the role of accounting theory in small business decision making
• 3.2 the income statement
• 3.3 the balance sheet
• 3.4 the statement of cash flows
• 3.5 financial ratio analysis

General

• attribution
• index

Calculus Volume 1

Chapter 1: Functions And Graphs

• 1.1 review of functions
• 1.2 basic classes of functions
• 1.3 trigonometric functions
• 1.4 inverse functions
• 1.5 exponential and logarithmic functions

Chapter 2: Limits

• 2.1 a preview of calculus
• 2.2 the limit of a function
• 2.2 the limit of a function.bookshelf
• 2.2 the limit of a function.grid
• 2.2 the limit of a function.ledger
• 2.2 the limit of a function.letter
• 2.2 the limit of a function.notebook
• 2.2 the limit of a function.paper
• 2.3 the limit laws
• 2.4 continuity
• 2.5 the precise definition of a limit

Chapter 3: Derivatives

• 3.1 defining the derivative
• 3.2 the derivative as a function

General

• attribution
• index

Integrated Math 1

Chapter 0: Foundations

• 0.1 use the language of algebra
• 0.1 use the language of algebra.bookshelf
• 0.2 integers
• 0.2 integers.bookshelf
• 0.3 fractions
• 0.3 fractions.bookshelf
• 0.4 decimals
• 0.4 decimals.bookshelf
• 0.4 decimals.teacher discovery.bookshelf
• 0.5 properties of real numbers
• 0.5 properties of real numbers.bookshelf

Chapter 1: Functions

• 1.1 working problems as a team
• 1.1 working problems as a team.bookshelf
• 1.2 representing a growing pattern
• 1.2 representing a growing pattern.bookshelf
• 1.3 inputs outputs and what makes a function
• 1.3 inputs outputs and what makes a function.bookshelf
• 1.3.2 what makes a function.essence
• 1.4 domain and range
• 1.4 domain and range
• 1.4 domain and range.bookshelf
• 1.4 domain and range.hook
• 1.4 domain and range.teacher discovery.bookshelf
• 1.4 domain and range.teacher lecture.bookshelf
• 1.4 domain and range.teacher preload.bookshelf
• 1.5 working with exponents
• 1.5 working with exponents.bookshelf
• 1.5.6 every property in one problem.graphite

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Introduction To Programming Concepts And Methodologies

Chapter 1: Foundations

• 1.1 software lifecycle
• 1.1 software lifecycle.paper
• 1.1 what is the sdlc
• 1.2 every value has a type
• 1.2 variables and data types
• 1.2 variables and data types.paper
• 1.3 documentation and coding conventions
• 1.3 documentation and coding conventions.paper
• 1.3 names are for readers
• 1.4 programming paradigms and languages
• 1.4 programming paradigms and languages.paper
• 1.4 why so many languages
• 1.5 program design tools and environments
• 1.5 program design tools and environments.paper
• 1.5 think before you type

Chapter 2: Control Flow

• 2.1 conditionals
• 2.1 conditionals.paper
• 2.2 algorithms and loops
• 2.3 the switch statement
• 2.4 loop control and nested loops
• 2.5 handling errors with try catch

Chapter 3: Functions And Data

• 3.1 functions definition and calls
• 3.2 parameters and return values
• 3.3 arrays
• 3.4 function expressions and arrow functions
• 3.5 objects and properties
• 3.6 functions pass by value reference
• 3.7 array methods
• 3.8 saving and loading data

Chapter 4: Synthesis Project Print Shop

• 4.1 print shop q1 synthesis

Chapter 5: Moshion Foundations

• 5.1 hello sprite and movement

Chapter 8: Jscad Foundations

• 8.1 libraries and jscad introduction
• 8.2 2d shapes and transforms
• 8.3 boolean operations in 2d
• 8.4 parameters and getparameterdefinitions
• 8.5 arrays in jscad loops

Chapter 9: 3d Modeling

• 9.1 first extrusion 2d to 3d
• 9.2 3d primitives and transforms

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Introduction to Statistics

Appendix A Additional Sections

• A.1 geometric distribution
• A.2 hypergeometric distribution
• A.3 poisson distribution
• A.4 the uniform distribution
• A.5 the exponential distribution

Appendix B Additional Labs

• B.1 sampling experiment
• B.2 discrete distribution dice experiment using three regular dice
• B.3 normal distribution pinkie length
• B.4 central limit theorem cookie recipes
• B.5 confidence interval place of birth
• B.6 confidence interval women s heights

Chapter 1: Sampling And Data

• 1.1 definitions of statistics probability and key terms
• 1.1 definitions of statistics probability and key terms.bookshelf
• 1.2 data sampling and variation in data and sampling
• 1.2 data sampling and variation in data and sampling.bookshelf
• 1.3 frequency frequency tables and levels of measurement
• 1.3 frequency frequency tables and levels of measurement.bookshelf
• 1.4 experimental design and ethics
• 1.4 experimental design and ethics.bookshelf
• 1.5 data collection experiment
• 1.5 data collection experiment.bookshelf

Chapter 2: Descriptive Statistics

• 2.1 stem and leaf graphs stemplots line graphs and bar graphs
• 2.1 stem and leaf graphs stemplots line graphs and bar graphs.bookshelf
• 2.2 histograms frequency polygons and time series graphs
• 2.2 histograms frequency polygons and time series graphs.bookshelf
• 2.3 measures of the location of the data
• 2.3 measures of the location of the data.bookshelf
• 2.4 box plots
• 2.4 box plots.bookshelf
• 2.5 measures of the center of the data
• 2.5 measures of the center of the data.bookshelf
• 2.6 skewness and the mean median and mode
• 2.6 skewness and the mean median and mode.bookshelf
• 2.7 measures of the spread of the data
• 2.7 measures of the spread of the data.bookshelf
• 2.8 descriptive statistics
• 2.8 descriptive statistics.bookshelf

Chapter 3: Probability Topics

• 3.1 terminology
• 3.1 terminology.bookshelf
• 3.2 independent and mutually exclusive events
• 3.2 independent and mutually exclusive events.bookshelf
• 3.2 independent vs mutually exclusive
• 3.2 independent vs mutually exclusive.scribe
• 3.3 two basic rules of probability
• 3.3 two basic rules of probability.bookshelf
• 3.3.5 screening test
• 3.4 contingency tables
• 3.4 contingency tables.bookshelf
• 3.5 tree and venn diagrams
• 3.5 tree and venn diagrams.bookshelf
• 3.6 probability topics
• 3.6 probability topics.bookshelf

Chapter 4: Random Variables

• 4.1 probability distribution function pdf for a discrete random variable
• 4.1 probability distribution function pdf for a discrete random variable.bookshelf
• 4.2 mean or expected value and standard deviation
• 4.2 mean or expected value and standard deviation.bookshelf
• 4.3 binomial distribution
• 4.3 binomial distribution.bookshelf
• 4.4 discrete distribution playing card experiment
• 4.4 discrete distribution playing card experiment.bookshelf
• 4.5 continuous probability functions
• 4.5 continuous probability functions.bookshelf
• 4.6 continuous distribution
• 4.6 continuous distribution.bookshelf

Chapter 5: The Normal Distribution

• 5.1 the standard normal distribution
• 5.1 the standard normal distribution.bookshelf
• 5.2 using the normal distribution
• 5.2 using the normal distribution.bookshelf
• 5.3 normal distribution lap times
• 5.3 normal distribution lap times.bookshelf

Chapter 6: The Central Limit Theorem

• 6.1 the central limit theorem for sample means averages
• 6.2 the central limit theorem for sums
• 6.3 using the central limit theorem
• 6.4 central limit theorem pocket change

Chapter 7: Confidence Intervals

• 7.1 a single population mean using the normal distribution
• 7.2 a single population mean using the student t distribution
• 7.3 a population proportion
• 7.4 confidence interval home costs

Chapter 8: Hypothesis Testing With One Sample

• 8.1 null and alternative hypotheses
• 8.2 outcomes and the type i and type ii errors
• 8.3 probability distribution needed for hypothesis testing
• 8.4 rare events the sample decision and conclusion
• 8.5 additional information and full hypothesis test examples
• 8.6 hypothesis testing of a single mean and single proportion

Chapter 9: Hypothesis Testing With Two Samples

• 9.1 two population means with unknown standard deviations
• 9.2 two population means with known standard deviations
• 9.3 comparing two independent population proportions
• 9.4 matched or paired samples

Chapter 10: The Chi Square Distribution

• 10.1 facts about the chi square distribution
• 10.2 goodness of fit test
• 10.3 test of independence
• 10.4 test for homogeneity
• 10.5 comparison of the chi square tests
• 10.6 test of a single variance
• 10.7 lab 1 chi square goodness of fit
• 10.8 lab 2 chi square test of independence

Chapter 11: Linear Regression And Correlation

• 11.1 linear equations
• 11.2 scatter plots
• 11.3 the regression equation
• 11.4 testing the significance of the correlation coefficient
• 11.5 prediction
• 11.6 outliers
• 11.7 regression distance from school
• 11.8 regression textbook cost
• 11.9 regression fuel efficiency

Chapter 12: F Distribution And One Way Anova

• 12.1 one way anova
• 12.2 the f distribution and the f ratio
• 12.3 facts about the f distribution
• 12.4 test of two variances

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