This journal measures your mastery of ULOs 3.1, 3.2, and 3.3.

For this journal, you will submit two items, a PowerPoint presentation and a two-page paper.

Your PowerPoint presentation should demonstrate the following with speaker notes as content to support each slide. The presentation should have a minimum of seven slides.

1. Select a distribution (normal, exponential, or Poisson).
2. Display how the distribution is designed and for what it is used.
3. Select a topic and gather data (You can be creative here. You can use collected data from a website or do your own). Examples include blood pressure, SAT scores, or accidents in a city. Other examples are included in the lesson for this unit.
4. Display the data in a table and in the selected distribution.
5. Your examples should include images.

In addition to the presentation, write a two-page persuasive and detailed description of your data analysis plan. Your paper should include an introduction, the content of your data analysis in the body, and a conclusion. Also, include a title and a reference page, which do not count towards the two pages. Your paper should include the following:

1. It should demonstrate your understanding of the different types of research methods (distributions) and approaches by explaining your rationale for your selection.
2. It should demonstrate your understanding of data sampling and distributions.
3. Explain your choices and strategy for data analysis.
4. Explain the data sampling and distribution aspects of your plan.