The key stopping-off points in crunching

Crunching data involves:

• looking at how to process data.
• working out how to analyse time series data and the technique of linear regression.
• how to use correlation techniques to relate data variables in your studies and at work.
• checking the results of your analysis by carrying out significance tests on your data.

The types of resource available to you in crunching

What you'll find in crunching:

• Explanations of some of the key areas of processing, analysing, relating and experimenting.
• Examples and other illustrations of these major themes.
• Worksheets to take your knowledge and understanding further and test your skills.

You may also like to look in the reference section for some additional support materials:

• A glossary to help you check your understanding of the main concepts.
• TimeWeb's Guide to Excel to support your use of this spreadsheet package to handle data more effectively.

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Plot your own course through crunching