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The Project

The infamous company, Jordan & Associates, is in trouble again.  The Deputy Director has just resigned in the midst of rumors going around the departments about discrimination, lawsuits, and even the company picnic has been canceled.

I would like to seek your help in putting together an Ad hoc Statistics Report to be submitted to the CEO so that he can make the appropriate corrective, proactive, and retroactive decisions for the troubled company.

 

The Report Format As you might have known already, my brother, the Jordan & Associates CEO is a very difficult person: his way or the highway.  He is also insistence on proper report format.  Nonetheless, we have to address quite a few issues, which are listed in the later section.  Meanwhile, please follow the standard Jordan & Associates report format as follow:

Make a cover page entitled: Ad-hoc Statistics Report submitted to the CEO.  Then skip a few lines      By (Your Name)      Skip one or two more line and put the date.      This should be the first page, the cover.  Then after the cover page, make a table of contents.      Write Table of Contents at the top center.      The table of contents should be listed as such:

Title Page ...............................................................................................................................................i Table of Contents ..................................................................................................................................iii Vacation Histogram ...............................................................................................................................1

Means ...................................................................................................................................................2 Promotion Recommendation ..................................................................................................................3

Bonus Recommendation ........................................................................................................................4

Grievance Board ...................................................................................................................................5 Probability Table ...................................................................................................................................6 Promotions Committee ..........................................................................................................................7 Evaluation Confidence Interval ...............................................................................................................8 T-shirt Order .........................................................................................................................................9  

 

The Issues to be Addressed Issue 1 Nine employees need to be chosen randomly to serve on the Grievance Board from the Employee Roster so that no one will say that we chose employees based on popularity.  You may use any method, including with the aid of a random number table, to accomplish this task.  However, you have to explain your method, whichever you choose to use. Please list the employees ID# after selecting them. Issue 2 Please complete the following two conditional probability tables.  There have been complaints that there is skewness in certain departments as it relates to ethnicity and gender.  It seems that certain supervisors are hiring only females or only Asians.  Please complete this accurately so that the CEO can see if there are hiring trends in his agency.     Table I

 

White

Black

Hispanic

Asian

Foreign

Total

Dept. 1

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dept. 2

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dept. 3

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dept. 4

 

 

 

 

 

 

Dept. 5

 

 

 

 

 

 

Total

 

 

 

 

 

 

    Table II  

 

Female

Male

Total

Black

 

 

 

White

 

 

 

Hispanic

 

 

 

Asian

 

 

 

Foreign

 

 

 

Total

 

 

 

 

Issue 3 Please create a histogram for vacation hours for employees in Department 1, 3, and 5.  Please exclude any vacation hours over 320 as a person cannot accumulate vacation over that amount. After you have created this histogram, please indicate the distribution's shape. Issue 4     Find the Mean weight for Departments 4 and 5 combined.

    Find the Mean salary for Department 2.

    Find Mean age for Department 1.

    Find the Mean Placement Score (P. Score) for Department 3. Issue 5 Find the standard deviation for the evaluation score (E. Score) of Department 5 and Department 2 separately. The CEO is thinking about giving one of these department a $1000 per person bonus.  Based on their means and standard deviation, which department is doing better as it relates to this year's evaluation?  Who should the bonus go to and why? Issue 6 The Equal Opportunity Commission has cited Jordan & Associates with discrimination against Asian females and Hispanic females.  They need to promote either an Asian female or an Hispanic female within the next month.  Based on their evaluation scores (E. Score), find the corresponding z -score for each Asian and Hispanic female and make a decision on which person should be promoted.  Please list them by their ID # based on the percentile. Use   s = 6.06  and   m = 16. Issue 7 Please refer to the conditional probability table or complete it first before attempting this assignment.  The CEO has asked for a committee to be formed to approve and review promotions.  Please list all your answers in percentages? From Table 1, what is the probability of choosing an African American employee? From Table 2, what is the probability of choosing an Asian female given all females? From Table 1, what is the probability of choosing a White employee from Dept. 2 and then an Hispanic employee from Dept. 3? From Table 2, what is the probability of choosing a Black male or Foreign male? From Table 1, what is the probability of choosing a Foreigner or an Hispanic both from Department 5? Issue 8 Find the evaluation score (E. Score) confidence intervals for the following two departments: Department 1 and Department 4 combined. Find the confidence interval at the 95% level.  Use   s = 6.06 and   http://polaris.umuc.edu/~aau/stat200/week08/x-bar.gif = 17.625  

Issue 9 We are about to order the annual summer picnic T-shirts.  In the past, the mean employee weight is 210 lbs with an   s = 67 lbs.  Test H a > 210 at 0.05 significance level by combining the weights of departments 2, 3, and 4.  If their mean weight is greater than 210, we need to order all extra large T-shirts.  Please make a decision.

 

The Data

ID #  

Dept.  

Ethnicity  

Gender  

Weight  

Age  

Salary ($)  

Vacation Hrs.  

Absences  

E. Score  

P. Score  

694  

3  

F  

F  

252  

18  

69,380  

300  

16  

24  

94  

261  

3  

W  

F  

178  

21  

39,986  

60  

22  

22  

90  

138  

2  

B  

F  

132  

21  

40,000  

138  

34  

15  

86  

222  

2  

B  

F  

162  

22  

32,000  

159  

32  

17  

76  

556  

5  

B  

M  

219  

24  

31,000  

120  

70  

19  

98  

300  

1  

W  

F  

192  

24  

84,000  

120  

18  

18  

80  

58  

3  

H  

F  

110  

25  

12,775  

60  

0  

14  

94  

169  

1  

W  

M  

138  

26  

25,594  

125  

0  

21  

72  

558  

5  

F  

M  

220  

27  

22,000  

85  

7  

16  

87  

765  

4  

F  

M  

271  

30  

22,697  

330  

42  

17  

71  

728  

3  

B  

F  

270  

30  

97,424  

60  

16  

22  

65  

901  

2  

W  

M  

310  

31  

18,000  

1292  

40  

15  

71  

611  

5  

W  

F  

229  

31  

98,000  

85  

15  

13  

84  

264  

1  

H  

F  

189  

31  

67,089  

125  

81  

20  

70  

128  

2  

B  

M  

127  

31  

48,000  

444  

10  

15  

91  

118  

1  

W  

M  

126  

31  

37,328  

85  

61  

25  

84  

101  

2  

A  

F  

124  

32  

66,000  

336  

47  

21  

96  

605  

3  

H  

F  

226  

34  

27,082  

60  

24  

10  

76  

945  

5  

W  

F  

399  

35  

14,000  

120  

15  

8  

75  

721  

4  

H  

M  

255  

35  

31,466  

64  

9  

18  

80  

852  

1  

F  

M  

288  

37  

51,243  

85  

40  

1  

72  

207  

3  

A  

F  

159  

37  

54,101  

300  

49  

15  

79  

811  

5  

W  

M  

287  

38  

35,000  

325  

43  

10  

86  

508  

5  

F  

M  

217  

38  

17,000  

300  

45  

7  

77  

927  

4  

W  

M  

315  

41  

40,718  

212  

15  

15  

97  

17  

4  

F  

F  

97  

41  

83,331  

534  

28  

11  

88  

421  

5  

H  

M  

212  

42  

11,000  

60  

78  

1  

92  

327  

2  

W  

F  

204  

43  

214,000  

317  

90  

23  

74  

507  

4  

W  

M  

215  

44  

43,847  

58  

0  

12  

80  

204  

3  

H  

M  

151  

46  

80,712  

150  

34  

12  

80  

325  

3  

B  

F  

198  

47  

86,274  

150  

17  

17  

82  

206  

1  

W  

F  

155  

47  

15,544  

85  

85  

18  

94  

333  

2  

H  

M  

210  

48  

26,400  

384  

0  

19  

79  

727  

4  

W  

M  

262  

51  

15,155  

156  

0  

19  

81  

496  

2  

B  

F  

214  

51  

15,400  

155  

39  

11  

77  

233  

4  

A  

M  

174  

53  

29,050  

151  

0  

25  

76  

971  

1  

F  

M  

407  

56  

43,761  

120  

21  

23  

85  

301  

4  

W  

M  

195  

59  

73,582  

564  

110  

23  

97  

877  

1  

A  

M  

290  

66  

12,484  

85  

28  

16  

87  

906  

5  

B  

F  

314  

73  

91,000  

325  

12  

22  

73