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deck used to convey "some things i wish my curriculum had taught me"; contains the (unofficial) survey results from fellow brods/sisses of SMM and from friends/colleagues who are graduates of the curriculum; thanks to you all for the help!
deck used to convey "some things i wish my curriculum had taught me"; contains the (unofficial) survey results from fellow brods/sisses of SMM and from friends/colleagues who are graduates of the curriculum; thanks to you all for the help!
Answering that big general question has been relatively easy,then.But other,more specific
questions have been harder to resolve.Namely,
which majors should students consider if they want the best chance of earning family sustaining wages? And,are all Bachelor’s degrees the same?
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Sooner or later, the question is going to come up- i.e. Wh.docxaryan532920
Sooner or later, the question is going to
come up- i.e. “What’s your major?” For
freshmen, that question is often intimidating.
How are you supposed to choose? There
are dozens of possibilities- most of which
you know nothing about. Should you major
in economics? Maybe by the end of this
semester, you’ll know if that’s a good idea.
But how about engineering, biotechnology,
or computer science? Sound too technical?
Are you looking for a major with less math
and more “people skills,” departments like
education, government, or maybe even social
work?
The choice of a major field of study has a
huge effect on your course selections. If you
plan to major in economics, you’re going to
have to enroll in statistics or math at some
point. If you plan to become a veterinarian,
you’ll have to take a slew of biology, physics,
and chemistry courses. All the engineering
programs have lots of math and science
prerequisites. Journalism majors have to
take courses in English, social sciences,
and multimedia technology. Choosing a
major pretty much locks you in to a multi-
year string of prerequisites and other course
requirements.
The Salary Payoff
Money is often a serious consideration in
choosing a major. Some careers are far more
lucrative than others. So the financial payoff
to college completion depends heavily
on which major you choose. Every year
Payscale.com documents how much those
payoffs vary. In its 2010-11 survey, Payscale.
com discovered that the top 5 highest-paying
undergraduate majors were all in engineering
fields, namely:
In case you’re wondering, economic majors
do pretty well, with starting salaries averaging
$48,800 and mid-career earnings of $97,800.
That’s far higher than other social sciences and
even beats out a lot of engineering fields (e.g.
industrial, mechanical, civil, environmental)
and most “hard” science fields (e.g. chemistry,
biochemistry, microbiology).
Money Ain’t Everything
The comparatively high pay for econ
majors is attractive. But, as the Beatles once
crooned, money doesn’t buy you love. Even
economists understand that money isn’t the
only consideration in choosing a major or
career. People want to enjoy their work, have
some sense of personal fulfillment, maybe
even a sense that they are contributing
something worthwhile to society. A social
worker in Portland -who majored in Child
and Family Studies, the lowest-paying major
on the Payscale.com list- emphasized this
perspective when she said “It sucks not to
make as much money as someone else who is
doing something less emotionally challenging,
but that’s the way it is, and I feel lucky to be
able to help people and go home at night and
feel like I accomplished something” (quoted
in CNNMoney.com, August 5, 2010).
Economists aren’t immune to such
nonpecuniary considerations. In fact, they
characterize the pay-off to a job in very broad
terms. In the vocabulary of economics, the
pay-off to ...
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come up- i.e. “What’s your major?” For
freshmen, that question is often intimidating.
How are you supposed to choose? There
are dozens of possibilities- most of which
you know nothing about. Should you major
in economics? Maybe by the end of this
semester, you’ll know if that’s a good idea.
But how about engineering, biotechnology,
or computer science? Sound too technical?
Are you looking for a major with less math
and more “people skills,” departments like
education, government, or maybe even social
work?
The choice of a major field of study has a
huge effect on your course selections. If you
plan to major in economics, you’re going to
have to enroll in statistics or math at some
point. If you plan to become a veterinarian,
you’ll have to take a slew of biology, physics,
and chemistry courses. All the engineering
programs have lots of math and science
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take courses in English, social sciences,
and multimedia technology. Choosing a
major pretty much locks you in to a multi-
year string of prerequisites and other course
requirements.
The Salary Payoff
Money is often a serious consideration in
choosing a major. Some careers are far more
lucrative than others. So the financial payoff
to college completion depends heavily
on which major you choose. Every year
Payscale.com documents how much those
payoffs vary. In its 2010-11 survey, Payscale.
com discovered that the top 5 highest-paying
undergraduate majors were all in engineering
fields, namely:
In case you’re wondering, economic majors
do pretty well, with starting salaries averaging
$48,800 and mid-career earnings of $97,800.
That’s far higher than other social sciences and
even beats out a lot of engineering fields (e.g.
industrial, mechanical, civil, environmental)
and most “hard” science fields (e.g. chemistry,
biochemistry, microbiology).
Money Ain’t Everything
The comparatively high pay for econ
majors is attractive. But, as the Beatles once
crooned, money doesn’t buy you love. Even
economists understand that money isn’t the
only consideration in choosing a major or
career. People want to enjoy their work, have
some sense of personal fulfillment, maybe
even a sense that they are contributing
something worthwhile to society. A social
worker in Portland -who majored in Child
and Family Studies, the lowest-paying major
on the Payscale.com list- emphasized this
perspective when she said “It sucks not to
make as much money as someone else who is
doing something less emotionally challenging,
but that’s the way it is, and I feel lucky to be
able to help people and go home at night and
feel like I accomplished something” (quoted
in CNNMoney.com, August 5, 2010).
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nonpecuniary considerations. In fact, they
characterize the pay-off to a job in very broad
terms. In the vocabulary of economics, the
pay-off to ...
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2. Objectives
At the end of this module you will be able to-
To know about arithmetic mean
To know about the arithmetic mean of a
variable from raw data
To know about the importance of arithmetic
mean
Let’s start module
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3. ARITHMETIC MEAN
• The term “arithmetic mean” is preferred in
some contexts in mathematics and statistic
because it helps distinguish it from other
means , such as the geometric mean and the
harmonic mean.
• The arithmetic mean is used frequently in
fields such as economics , sociology and
history, and it is used in almost every
academic field to some extent.
Lets answer some questions
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4. • For example; per capita income is the
arithmetic average income of a nations
population.
• The arithmetic mean is defined as being equal
to the sum of the numerical values of each
and every observation divided by the total
number of observation.
• MEAN=
Lets answer some questions
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5. Q:1 Which term preferred in some
contexts in mathematics and statistics?
: Geometric mean
: Arithmetic mean
: Harmonic mean
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