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Unit-III Measure of Skewness & Kurtosis‣ Karl- Pearson’s and Bowley’s coefficients of skewness‣ Examples‣ KurtosisUnit-IV Index numbers‣ Introduction‣ Uses of index numbers‣ Problems in the construction of index numberMethods of constructing index numbers‣ Simple (Unweighted) Aggregate method‣ Weighted Aggregate method‣ Laspeyre’s Price Index‣ Paasche’s Price Index‣ Fisher’s Price Index‣ Marshall Edgeworth Price Index‣ Tests of consistency of Index number‣ (a) Time reversal test‣ (b) Factor reversal testUnit-V Linear Programming-I‣ Introduction‣ Formulation of LPP‣ Solution of LPP using Graphical methodUnit-VI Linear Programming-II‣ Limitation of Graphical method‣ Solution of LPP using Simplex methodReferences:1. Fundamentals of statistics by S.C. Gupta2. Fundamentals of Mathematical statistics by S.C. Gupta and V.K.Kapoor3. Statistics by S.P.Gupta4. Basic statistics by B.L.Agarwal5. Business Statistics by Ken Black6. Operations research by S.D.Sharma

SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITYS.Y. B.SC. THIRD SEMESTER(EFFECTIVE FROM JUNE, 2011)SUBJECT: STATISTICSCOURSE CODE: US03CSTA03(PRACTICAL)Course credit: 3No .of lectures per week: 6Weightage: Internal – 30%, External – 70%Section-I (Manual)Concepts of permutation and combination and their applications to the daily life.Analysis of Quantitative data‣ Computation of various measures of central tendency and partitionvalues‣ Measures of dispersion‣ Skewness‣ KurtosisIndex numbersMethods of constructing index numbers‣ Simple (Unweighted) Aggregate method‣ Weighted Aggregate method‣ Laspeyre’s Price Index‣ Paasche’s Price Index‣ Fisher’s Price Index‣ Marshall Edgeworth Price Index‣ Tests of consistency of Index number‣ Time reversal test‣ Factor reversal testLinear Programming Problems (LPP)‣ Formulation of LPP‣ Solution of LPP using Graphical method‣ Solution of LPP using Simplex method

Section-II (Pascal Programming)Write a Pascal program to calculate‣ A.M,G.M,H.M and C.V for ungrouped and grouped data‣ Coefficient of skewness and kurtosis‣ Median and Mode for ungrouped and grouped data

SARDAR PATEL UNIVERSITYS.Y. B.SC. THIRD SEMESTER(EFFECTIVE FROM JUNE, 2011)COURSE CODE: US03ESTA01STATISTICS(OPERATIONS RESEARCH)Course credit: 2No. of lectures per week: 2All units carry equal WeightageWeightage: Internal – 30%, External – 70%Unit-I Linear Programming-I‣ Introduction‣ Formulation of LPP‣ Solution of LPP using Graphical methodUnit-II Linear Programming-II‣ Limitation of Graphical method‣ Solution of LPP using Simplex methodUnit-III Assignment Problem-I‣ Introduction‣ Mathematical formulation of Assignment problem‣ Hungarian Assignment method‣ Unbalanced Assignment Problem‣ Maximal Assignment ProblemUnit-IV Assignment Problem-II‣ Unbalanced Assignment Problem‣ Maximal Assignment ProblemReferences:(i) Operations Research by S.D.Sharma(ii) Operations Research by J.K.Sharma

Secondary data‣ Sources of secondary dataTypes of characteristics‣ Attributes: Nominal and Ordinal‣ Variables: Discrete and ContinuousUnit-III Presentation of data‣ Classification‣ Tabulation‣ Diagrammatic and Graphical presentation of dataUnit-IV Analysis of Quantitative data‣ Measures of central tendency (AM, GM, HM, Median, Mode)‣ Measures of dispersion‣ Skewness (Bowley’s and Karl-Pearson’s coeff. Of skewness)References:(i) Gupta S.C. and Kapoor V.K. Fundamentals of applied statistics(ii) Ken Black, Business Statistics (4 th edition ) Willey student edition(iii) Gupta S.C, Fundamentals of statistics by S.C. Gupta