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Game Studio: Data Decisions
Use real game-industry data to make and defend evidence-based decisions. Students choose a genre to develop, evaluate whether discounting creates sustained player growth, and test the claim that highly rated games always sell better. The missions develop statistical reasoning through group comparisons, mean and median, outliers, correlation, time-series interpretation, percentage change, confounding and the limits of statistical claims.
Years 9–10Guided investigationStatistical Decision Making with Game Data
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