Marking pattern in exam:
Suppose one question is worth 6 marks and there are three correct options, say B, D, and E. Then each option will be worth 2 marks. If you mark only B and D, you will get 4 marks. If you mark any incorrect option, say B, C, D, you will get 0 marks as C was the wrong answer. So if you are not sure of the option, better don’t mark it, or else you will end up getting 0 marks.
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Supplementary Material Provided by Instructor
Student book
Spending some time reading it will be highly beneficial.
Student BookStatistics
These two books are written by Prashant sir. These two books are more than enough to cover Statistics 1 week 1 to 12. I have provided a short summary which will help you memorize terms and terminology. If you don't understand, refer to these books.
These two books were made available online by IIT Madras, and their distribution does not violate any copyright laws.
Statistics Book 1 Statistics Book 2Computational Thinking
The last few pages are missing as this is a soft copy of the book. For full access, you can visit Amazon where the complete version is available. Written by Madhavan Sir and G. Venkatesh Sir, this soft copy is now accessible to all IIT Madras BS degree students, and its distribution does not violate any copyright laws.
Computational Thinking BookFormula Sheets
Maths formula sheet by Hetav Chauhan:
Maths Formula SheetMaths formula sheet:
Maths Formula SheetQualifier formula sheet
Formula sheet
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