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Elementary statistics

Allan G. Bluman

2003752 pagesabout 11–17 hours
2003
first published
  • 2008McGraw-Hill Ryerson · 775 pages · ENGISBN 9780070963054
  • 2011McGraw-Hill Ryerson · 762 pages · ENGISBN 9780070005501
  • 2014McGraw-Hill Education · ENGISBN 9781259345289
  • 2014McGraw-Hill · 817 pages · ENGISBN 9781259375620
  • 2017McGraw-Hill Education · 880 pagesISBN 9781259755330
  • 2018McGraw Hill · 752 pagesISBN 9781259969430
  • 2003McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math · 848 pages · ENGISBN 9780072880717
  • 2013McGraw-Hill Science/Engineering/Math · 896 pagesISBN 9780073534985

John Mayer has graduate degrees from McMaster University and Queens University. He has taught in the public school and college systems in Ontario in the late1970s. In 2006, he was approached by McGraw-Hill Ryerson to write a Canadian adaptation of Alan Bluman, Elementary Statistics, now in its 8th edition. The rationale was the need to provide a Canadian perspective to statistical concepts to better engage students in learning statistics. McGraw-Hill requested not only Canadian regions to be illustrated in the text materials but also, Canadian language and spelling, Canadian themes, and most important Canadian metric units applied throughout the text. Now in its 2nd edition, 2011, the Bluman/Mayer Elementary Statistics text has been adopted in many colleges and universities across Canada. Since 1979, he has been an instructor at SAIT and currently, works for the Centre for Academic Learner Services.

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