Learning Minitab

Course details

Dr. Richard Chua shows how to import and organize data; open, save, and share Minitab worksheets and projects; create graphs and charts; and use descriptive statistics and statistical tests in Minitab to make inferences and data-driven decisions. Then learn how to make inferences on continuous data—running normality tests, variance tests, correlations, and simple regression tests. Finally, discover how to share your findings with others using reports and simple copy-and-paste techniques. Start watching to learn why Minitab is one of the world's most popular statistical software tools.

Topics include:
Determine how to utilize display graphs and charts including bar, Pareto charts, and scatter plots.
Recognize how to compare variance and multiple means.
Identify how to compare medians.
Explore how to run a multiple regression test and examine the resulting data.
Break down how to compare inferences on continuous data.
Differentiate how to compare proportions.

Concepts

0. Introduction

01 - Welcome to Minitab
02 - Exercise files

1. Minitab Overview

03 - Tour of Minitab
04 - How to input and organize data in Minitab

2. Data Visualization

05 - Creating bar charts
06 - Creating Pareto charts
07 - Creating time series plots
08 - Creating scatter plots
09 - Creating variation plots - Dotplots, histograms, boxplots
10 - Challenge - Display graphs and charts
11 - Solution - Display graphs and charts

3. Descriptive Statistics

12 - Calculating descriptive statistics
13 - Generating graphical summaries of data
14 - Generating confidence interval plots
15 - Challenge - Describe data with statistics
16 - Solution - Describe data with statistics

4. Inferences Using Continuous Data

17 - Testing for normality
18 - Comparing variances
19 - Comparing means using student's t-tests
20 - Comparing multiple means using ANOVA
21 - Comparing medians using nonparametric tests
22 - Correlation with simple regression
23 - Multiple regression
24 - Challenge - Making inferences on continuous data
25 - Solution - Making inferences on continuous data

5. Inferences Using Categorical Data

26 - Comparing proportions
27 - Contingency test for independence
28 - Challenge - Making inferences on categorical data
29 - Solution - Making inferences on categorical data

6. Save and Share Your Work

30 - Saving worksheets and projects in Minitab
31 - Sharing outputs in Minitab

Conclusion

32 - How can you continue your Minitab learning journey

Learning Minitab

Authors

Richard Chua