Data Analysis and Decision Making with Microsoft Excel

Authors:
S. Christian Albright;Wayne Winston;Christopher J. Zappe
Affiliations:
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Venue:
Data Analysis and Decision Making with Microsoft Excel
Year:
2002

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Abstract

From the Publisher:In response to the growing market trend in quantitative education, Albright, Winston, and Zappe's integrated business-statistics and management-science text presents core statistics and management-science methods in a modern, unified spreadsheet-oriented approach.With a focus on applications, not on mathematical techniques, the book covers business statistics with some essential management-science topics included. The example-based, Excel spreadsheet approach is useful in courses that combine traditional statistics and management-science topics, though it can be easily used for a one-term business statistics only course. The modeling and application focus, together with the Excel spreadsheet add-ins, provides a complete learning source for both students and practicing managers.