Assessment Description This assignment is designed to enable students to apply the theoretical aspects of Skills for Numerical Analysis to practical scenarios. It provides them with an opportunity to reflect on the processes and present their findings through the Case Study. At the beginning of the week 12 session, students will be provided with a Case Study. Students will have 2 hours and 10 minutes (130 minutes) to work on the task, in small groups, and submit their written Case Study on MyKBS before the end of the session. Students are also required to submit an Individual Reflection by Tuesday of Week 13. Learning Objectives After completing this Individual Assignment, you will be able to: Apply basic statistical methods to summarize data and interpret results Apply probabilities and inferential statistics (sampling) in real-world business contexts Interpret graphical, formula (linear models) and numerical data Understand and explain how statistical analysis is used to inform decision making Evaluate the results of hypothesis testing N fo =k Your Task Part A: In-Class Case Study Groupwork (30 marks) You will be working, in small groups, on a Case Study/Studies (In the form of a dashboard) which will be given to you at the commencement of week 12 workshop. Before the end of the workshop, you will need to submit your Case Study electronically using the link on the student portal under assessments. The Case Study is to be submitted using a Word file, as per the instructions given via icon submit box on MyKBS. You will have the opportunity to discuss, justify, and briefly illustrate how the statistical functions help with decision making for a business. Page 2 Kaplan Business School Assessment Outline I Part B: Individual Reflection (10 marks) You are required to prepare and submit a PowerPoint document (4-6 slides), reflecting on: Your personal ability (strengths and weaknesses) in working with others in the team to deliver your group task on time Your team''s ability to work together to solve a problem; what went well/what could have been executed better? Conflicts, if any, and how you managed to deal with these Overall, how satisfied were you with your team''s efforts