Lesson 2 Measure of Central Tendency and Variation.Use a new Excel workbook/spreadsheet for this assignment. We are interested in characteristics of Public Universities in the state of Ohio. The enrollments of all 13 public universities in the state of Ohio are listed below. CollegeEnrollmentUniversity of Akron25,942Bowling Green State University18,989Central State University1,820University of Cincinnati36,415Cleveland State University15,664Kent State University34,056Miami University17,161Ohio State University59,091Ohio University20,437Shawnee State University4,300University of Toledo20,775Wright State University18,786Youngstown State University14,682Is this a sample or a population?What is the mean enrollment?What is the median enrollment?What is the range of the enrollments?Compute the standard deviation.Grading: Each of 5 parts is worth 20 points each.In order to access the Excel Data File, Click HERE

Descriptive statistics allow you to manage large amounts of data. As Green and Salkind (2013) state, descriptive statistics involve summarizing scores and their distribution by developing tables, charts, and graphs, such as boxplots and histograms, and by computing descriptive statistical indices, such as the mean score of a variable.For this Assignment, you will use SPSS to generate descriptive statistics. You will also create a table, pie chart, and histogram that will visually represent the distribution of variables and meet APA requirements. These are important skills that you will use in future assignments in this course and in your doctoral studies.To prepare for this Assignment:Review:Lesson 16A or B, "Creating an SPSS Graph" or “Creating an SPSS Chart”Lesson 17A or B, "Enhancing SPSS Graphs" or “Enhancing SPSS Charts”Lesson 20, “Univariate Descriptive Statistics for Qualitative Variables.” Your output should mirror the output on page 101 in the Green and Salkind text.Lesson 21, “Univariate Descriptive Statistics for Quantitative Variables.” Your submission should mirror the output on page 107in the Green and Salkind text.Review the following media programs:Central Tendency and VariabilityFrequency DistributionsThe Normal Distribution and ProbabilityProbability and SamplesAccess the IT Security Dataset in this week’s Learning Resources. You should have already downloaded the SPSS files and the Excel version for the Week 1 Assignment.It is strongly encouraged that you review Chapter 5, “Displaying Results,” of the APA Publication Manual to understand table and figure requirements before starting.Review the Week 2 Assignment Exemplar document provided in this week’s Learning Resources.Note: Most weekly Assignments have an “Assignment Exemplar.” These exemplars provide templates of what is expected in the Assignment. Refer to these exemplars/templates as you begin working on your Assignments. After reviewing the Assignment Exemplar, you may delete the content and populate the template with your data and analysis as required in each Assignment. Note the structure of each template, how the data is organized, and how the analysis is presented.Submit a 5- to 6-page paper using the Assignment Exemplar.Your paper must include the following elements:The descriptive statistics SPSS output for the qualitative variables in the IT Security Dataset (see Lesson 20, “Univariate Descriptive Statistics for Qualitative Variables”).Note: Your output should mirror the output on page 101 in the Green and Salkind text.Include a properly formatted “APA Participants Section” that includes a properly formatted APA descriptive statistics table and pie chart.Your table and pie chart should mirror the examples on page 103 in the Green and Salkind text.Descriptive statistics SPSS output for the quantitative variables in the IT Security Dataset (see Lesson 21, “Univariate Descriptive Statistics for Quantitative Variables”).Note: Your output should mirror the output on page 107 in the Green and Salkind text.Include a properly formatted “APA Participants Section” that includes: a properly formatted APA descriptive statistics table and histogram for one of the quantitative variables of your choice.Your table should mirror the example on page 113 in the Green and Salkind text.Your histogram should mirror the example on page 110 in the Green and Salkind text.