back in 1992, i had two little books published by kendall/hunt ...
1. MINITAB: An Introduction
2. MINITAB: An Introduction for Business
this was back when release 8 was around and commands were the thing of the day
table of contents looked liked (for #1):
1. overview to minitab
2. computer requirements
3. structure of minitab 8
4. using release 8 of minitab
5. getting help within minitab
6. entering and editing data
7. saving data and work
8. making a hard copy of your work
9. making new columns of data from old columns
10. making graphs, plots, and tables
11. general purpose statistics using minitab's data files
12. generating data at random
13. using minitabs macros
14. additional exercises
15. minitab commands/index
clearly, some updating is called for but, it just so happens that i have
the disk that this manual is on ... and, it would be a rather simple thing
to do to do some editing ...
AND POST IT TO MY SERVER ... MAYBE, CHAPTER BY CHAPTER
would any of you find this helpful ... for yourself and/or for your
students? if so ... what suggestions would you make as to "for sure" things
to put in it ... ??
i will do a quick cut and paste ... and put part on my webpage ... just to
give some idea of what could be (though lots of editing will be needed of
course)
thanks for your assistance
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dennis roberts, educational psychology, penn state university
208 cedar, AC 8148632401, mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
http://roberts.ed.psu.edu/users/droberts/drober~1.htm
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