Lab 1: Part 2: Frequency Table and DescriptivesThis lab will help you prepare for the data project! SPSS Data Set (this file will only open in SPSS)Access SPSSSPSS DemoBe sure to decide if you want to look at two semesters of data (Fall 2019 and Fall 2020 or just one semester). The file contains both semesters of data. Make sure your write up describes the variables in the proper context, noting which semester(s) you chose to look at. Create two frequency tables for two different variables. Calculate the mean, median, mode (measures of central tendency) and standard deviation, variance, range (measures of variability) for two numeric variables. Include your SPSS output in your submission.Write up:Make two observations for each frequency table. Write the descriptions after each frequency table so it's clear which table you are describing.Write up what the measures of central tendency and measures of variability tell you about the variable. (IE. What is the mean? Is there a lot of variation in the scores?)

Lab 1: Part 2: Frequency Table and Descriptives This lab will help you prepare for the data mje_ct! SPSS Data Set (this file will only open in SPSS) Access SPSS SPSS Demo Be sure to decide if you want to look at two semesters of data (Fall 2019 and Fall 2020 or just one semester). The file contains both semesters of data. Make sure your write up describes the variables in the proper context, noting which semester(s) you chose to look at. . Create two frequency tables for two different variables. . Calculate the mean, median, mode (measures of central tendency) and standard deviation, variance, range (measures of variability) for two numeric variables. . Include your SPSS output in your submission. Write up: . Make two observations for each frequency table