Daniel Glaser, chairman of the College of San Antonio's business department, needs to assign professors to courses next semester. As a criterion for judging who should teach each course, Professor Glaser reviews the past 2 years' teaching evaluations (which were filled out by students). Since each of the four professors taught each of the four courses at one time or another during the 2-year period, Glaser is able to record a course rating for each instructor. These ratings are shown in the following table.
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Overall Teaching Rating = 315
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DATA DATA: ( You will have to paste it to a text editor and format it to be entered into statcrunch - sorry for inconvenience but I could not find another way to post the data) Strategy Code Score C 1 45 C 1 53 C 1 72 C 1 55 C 1 67 C 1 53 C 1 66 C 1 54 C 1 53 C 1 67 C 1 60 C 1 64 C 1 69 C 1...
DATA: ( You will have to paste it to a text editor and format it to be entered into statcrunch - sorry for inconvenience but I could not find another way to post the data) Strategy Code Score C 1 45 C 1 53 C 1 72 C 1 55 C 1 67 C 1 53 C 1 66 C 1 54 C 1 53 C 1 67 C 1 60 C 1 64 C 1 69 C 1 52...
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