Listed below are the study units for Data. Click on the unit to view its contents.

1. Find the median of a small number of items. Find and use the range of a set of values. (Handling Data Part 1)

2. Find the mode of a small data set. (Handling Data 1)

3. Calculate the mean of a set of discrete data, using a calculator for a large number of items. (Handling Data 1)

4. Compare two simple distributions using the range and one of the measures of average. (Handling Data 1)

5. Collect data from secondary sources. (Handling 1)

6. Use vocabulary and ideas of probability, drawing on experience. (Handling Data 2)

7. Recognise that probability is a way of measuring chance or likelihood; know that probabilities lie between 0 and 1 and calculate probabilities based on equally likely outcomes in simple contexts. (Handling Data 2)

8. Identify all possible outcomes of a single component experiment. (Handling Data 2)

9. Respond to a given problem and predict and hypothesise about possible answers. (Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

10. Identify which data needs to be collected and how.(Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

11. Collect data from simple surveys and experiments.(Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

12. Calculate statistics using ICT as appropriate.(Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

13. Construct graphs and diagrams to represent data.(Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

14. Interpret diagrams and graphs and draw inferences.(Unit 12/HD3 Processing Data (Part 2 of 2 ))

15. Respond to a given problem and predict and hypothesise about possible answers(Handling Data 4)

16. Identify which data needs to be collected and how.(Handling Data 4)

17. Collect data from simple surveys and secondary sources.(Handling Data 4)

18. Calculate statistics using ICT as appropriate and construct graphs to represent data(Handling Data 4)

19. Interpret diagrams and graphs and draw inferences based on the shapes of graphs and simple statistics for a single distribution.(Handling Data 4)

20. Compare two simple distributions using the range and one of the measures of average.(Handling Data 4)

21. Identify all possible outcomes of an experiment.(Handling Data 5)

22. Collect experimental data and record in a frequency table and estimate probabilities based on the data(Handling Data 5)

23. Compare experimental and theoretical probabilities in simple contexts.(Handling Data 5)

24. Respond to a given problem and predict and hypothesise about possible answers.(Handling Data 5)