Data Analysis and Modelling for Beginner Maths
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? Course Description
Data Analysis and Modelling for Beginner Maths provides a comprehensive exploration of data representation, statistical summaries, and linear modelling, tailored to the Further Mathematics curriculum across Australia. Whether you’re studying for VCE Further Mathematics, NSW HSC Standard Mathematics 2, QLD General Mathematics, WA ATAR Mathematics Applications, or SACE Stage 2 General Mathematics, this course builds strong data literacy and critical thinking skills.
You’ll master the fundamentals of categorical and numerical data analysis, scatterplots, correlation, regression modelling, residual analysis, time series interpretation, and seasonal adjustment techniques. Clear visual explanations and structured practice ensure you can confidently handle real-world data and exam questions.
Perfect for students who want a solid grasp of statistics and modelling before advancing to other topics like financial maths or matrices.
⭐ Key Features
- Curriculum-Aligned Content Mapped to VCE Further Maths Core, HSC Standard Mathematics, QLD General Mathematics, and WA/SACE equivalents.
- Master Data Analysis Techniques Learn to describe, model, and interpret data distributions, associations, and time series.
- Hands-on Linear Modelling Use technology to perform least squares regression, analyse residuals, and improve model accuracy through transformations.
- Real-World Application Focus Apply statistical tools to real datasets, practical predictions, and business/industry modelling.
- Step-by-Step Problem Solving Guided walkthroughs for critical concepts like z-scores, Pearson’s r, seasonal indices, and de-seasonalised analysis.
- Interactive Q&A + Optional 1-on-1 Tutoring Each course includes a built-in Q&A section. Ask questions where you’re stuck—our tutors will respond within the course. Need deeper support? 1-on-1 tutoring is available.
Additional fees apply for private sessions.
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- Data Analysis and Modelling
- Further Maths Core Statistics Course
- Senior High School Data and Statistical Modelling
- VCE Further Maths Core – Data and Associations
- NSW HSC Standard Maths – Data Analysis
- QLD General Mathematics – Statistical Modelling
- WA ATAR Applications – Statistical Models
- SACE Stage 2 General Mathematics – Statistics
- Time Series and Regression Modelling
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11.1.1 Overview of Data TypesText lesson
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21.1.2 Displaying Distributions of Categorical DataText lesson
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31.1.3 Statistical Analysis of Categorical DistributionsText lesson
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41.1.4 Displaying Numerical DataText lesson
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51.1.5 Mean, Median and ModeText lesson
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61.1.6 Interquartile Range (IQR) and Upper/Lower FenceText lesson
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71.1.7 Describing Numerical Distributions - ShapeText lesson
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81.1.8 Describing Numerical Distributions - CentreText lesson
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91.1.9 Describing Numerical Distributions -SpreadText lesson
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101.1.10 Box Plots and the Five Number SummaryText lesson
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111.1.11 Statistical Analysis of Numerical DistributionsText lesson
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121.1.12 Normal Distribution and The 68-95-99.7% RuleText lesson
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131.1.13 Normal Distribution - Standardised Values/z-scoresText lesson
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141.1.14 Further Statistical ConceptsText lesson
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181.2.1 Response and Explanatory VariablesText lesson
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191.2.2 Relationships between two Categorical VariablesText lesson
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201.2.3 Relationships between Numerical and Categorical VariablesText lesson
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211.2.4 Scatterplots and Association between Numerical VariablesText lesson
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221.2.5 Relationships between two Numerical VariablesText lesson
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231.2.6 Pearson’s Correlation CoefficientText lesson
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241.2.7 Cause and EffectText lesson
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251.2.8 Non-Causal RelationshipsText lesson
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291.3.1 Least Squares Linear RegressionText lesson
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301.3.2 Least Squares Regression using Technology (Casio graphic calculator)Text lesson
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311.3.3 Modelling Linear AssociationsText lesson
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321.3.4 Using the Formula for a Fitted LineText lesson
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331.3.5 Coefficient of Determination and Measures of StrengthText lesson
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341.3.6 Residual PlotsText lesson
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351.3.7 Residual AnalysisText lesson
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361.3.8 Linearization and Square TransformatiuonText lesson
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371.3.9 Log TransformationText lesson
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381.3.10 Reciprocal TransformationText lesson
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391.3.11 Least Squares Regression for Transformed DataText lesson
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401.4.1 Introduction to Time Series PlotsText lesson
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411.4.2 Numerical Smoothing using Moving Mean MethodText lesson
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421.4.3 Numerical Smoothing using CentringText lesson
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431.4.4 Numerical Smoothing using Moving Median MethodText lesson
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441.4.5 Seasonal IndicesText lesson
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451.4.6 De-Seasonalising DataText lesson
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461.4.7 Analysis of De-seasonalised DataText lesson
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Course Title: Data Analysis and Modelling for Beginner Maths
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Level: Senior High School
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Suitable Curricula:
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VCE Further Mathematics (Core)
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NSW HSC Standard Mathematics 2
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QLD General Mathematics
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WA ATAR Mathematics Applications
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SACE Stage 2 General Mathematics
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Mode: Online, Self-Paced
This course is designed for:
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Students studying general or further mathematics in Australian senior secondary curricula
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Learners looking to build a strong foundation in data analysis and interpretation
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Those preparing for assessments requiring statistical reasoning and modelling
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Anyone aiming to improve confidence in applying statistical tools to real-life problems
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| Monday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Tuesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Wednesday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Thursday | 9:30 am - 6.00 pm |
| Friday | 9:30 am - 5.00 pm |
| Saturday | Closed |
| Sunday | Closed |