What Even Is Data Science?
How Did You Get These People
What Even is This Variable?
Show Me The Data!
It's a Bird, It's a Plane,...It's Python
Let's Look at the Numbers
100

Using data to better understand and solve real-world problems.

What is Data Science?

100

This sampling method is used when a researcher selects every 15th person who passes by the library. 

What is systematic sampling?

100

Both GPA and Number of siblings fall into this broader variable type.

What is quantitative data?

100

This type of graph should be produced if you want to look at the shape of quantitiative data.

What is histogram?

100

The code chunk below is reading in this type of file.

import pandas as pd

df = pd.read_csv("/content/drive/MyDrive/Math 2800 Data/np_traffic.csv")

What is reading in a csv?

100

These are the measures of center and variation discussed in class. 

What are the mean, median, mode, range, IQR, variance, and standard deviation?

200
In a typical dataset, this is commonly represented by rows.

What are observations?

200

This sampling method is used when a researcher divides people into age groups and randomly selects a few people from each age group. 

What is stratified sampling?

200

Both Likert scale ratings and car color fall into this broader variable type. 

What is qualitative data?

200

This type of graph should be produced if you want to identify outliers. 

What is a boxplot?

200

This function in python gives us a glimpse of first few rows of data. 

What is head()?

200

The term robust is used to describe this phenomenon. 

What is a measure that is not influenced by outliers?

300

This principle means that no amount of fancy analysis can make up for bad data.

What is GIGO (garbage in, garbage out)?

300

This sampling method is used when a researcher randomly selects three different classrooms at a school and interviews all students in each classroom. 

What is cluster sampling?

300

The time it takes to get ready in the morning is an example of this specific type of data and its subclassification.

What is quantitative continuous data. 

300

This type of graph is useful when you have a categorical variable with few categories.

What is a pie chart (also bar chart)?

300

By default describe() gives us this information on this type of variable?  (Looking for two key things)

What is descriptive statistics on quantitative variables?

300

This rule is used to approximate probability when looking at a normal curve. 

What is the empirical rule?

400

This is the threshold for identifying an outlier.

What is 1.5 times the IQR beyond quartile 1 or 3?

400

This sampling method is used when a researcher asks each person interviewed to provide the name of another person who might participate. 

What is snowball sampling?

400

The number of cookies consumed while studying is an example of this specific type of variable classification and subclassification. 

What is quantitative discrete?

400

This type of graph orders categorical data by frequency.

What is a pareto chart?

400

This function in python allows us to quickly see column names, number of rows, data types, and number of non-missing values.

What is info()?

400

This is the reason we prefer the standard deviation over the variance. 

What is the variance is in squared units?

500

These are the three different classifications we gave to missing data.

What are MCAR (Missing completely at random), MAR (Missing at random), MNAR (Missing not at random)

500

This sampling method is used when a researcher posts an online poll and lets anyone who wants to participate respond. 

What is volunteer sampling?

500

This subclassification represents qualitative data that has a natural order to it.

What is ordinal data?

500

This type of graph is useful when looking at many (3 or more) quantitative variables and one qualitative variable.

What is a pairwise scatterplot

500
This is what df represents when we use code like df.info(), df.describe(). 

What is a data frame? 

500

This is the unit of measure that z-scores are measured in.

What are standard deviations?

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