HW 0a: Sign up for an individual meeting
HW 0b: Take the background survey
Due Tuesday 9/05
- Lab1 (Feedback only): Turn in an RScript with your solutions to Blackboard
In Class Thursday 9/07
- Quiz 1: SLOs A1-A3, B3, B4
Due Tuesday 9/12
- HW1 (Feedback only – practice SLOs A-B) 1.16, 1.30, 1.42, 1.44, 1.46, 1.52, 1.86, 1.90
- Lab2: Turn in Problems 1-3 marked “Homework” (SLO: H2, feedback)
In Class Thursday 9/14
Due Tuesday 9/19
- Practice Problems (do but don’t need to turn in): 1.66, 1.68, 1.70, 1.78 and 1.80 (B3), 1.100; 1.72, 1.74 and 1.76 (B4 – explain why the variable identified fits the definition of a confound)
- HW2: (turn in to be graded) 1.8 and 1.10 (SLO A3); 1.20 (A1-A2); 1.54 and 1.56 (B1, B2); 1.100 (B3, B4), 2.16 and 2.20 (C2), 2.64 (C1), 2.150 (C4)
In Class Thursday 9/21
Due Tuesday 9/26 Thursday 9/28
- HW3: 2.182, 2.186, 2.190 and 2.194 (C5; 2.194(c-e) require R, and collectively also earn credit for SLO H2); 2.212 and 2.218 (D1)
- Lab3: Turn in “Homework” problems as an RMarkdown document (submit both the .Rmd source and the output “printed” to a .pdf (might need to Knit to HTML first, then open that in a browser and “print” from there (SLOs: C5, D1, D2, H1, H2, H4, H5)
In Class Thursday 9/28
Due Tuesday 10/3 Wednesday 10/4 by 5pm
- Practice Problems (do but don’t need to turn in — solutions are in the textbook to check on your own): 3.25, 3.45-3.55 (odd)
- HW4: 3.2, 3.4 and 3.22 (E1), 3.12 and 3.14 and 3.40 (E3 and E4) 3.64, 3.68(b,c,d) and 3.74 (F1), 3.86 (F2)
- Lab4: Turn in “Homework” problems as an RMarkdown document (submit both the .Rmd source and the output “printed” to a .pdf (might need to Knit to HTML first, then open that in a browser and “print” from there (SLOs: Es and Fs TBD, H1-H5)
Due Tuesday 10/10
- HW5: 3.104 (practice only), 4.10, 4.18, 4.28 (E1 and G1)
- No lab this week
In Class Thursday 10/12
- Quiz 5: SLOs E1, E3-E5, F1
Due Tuesday 10/24
- HW6: 4.130 (E1, G1), B.36 (from Unit B review exercises) (G3, G4), 4.104 (G1, G4), 4.128 (G3), 4.144 (G4, G5)
Due Friday 10/27
Due Tuesday 10/31
- HW7: 4.176 (G1-G4), 4.134-4.142 (even numbers; G5,G6)
In Class Thursday 11/2
Due Friday 11/3
- Lab 5: Turn in “Homework” problems in RMarkdown form (SLOs: H1-H5, I1, I2, I4)
- A Note on “I” SLOs: Please note that the I and J SLOs are treated differently than the A-G SLOs. Their objective is to get you to be comfortable taking a dataset and a question and doing all phases of analysis, from importing the data, visualizing it, estimating parameters, carrying out tests, and interpreting results in context. The associated problems are thus more open-ended than most we have had. In addition, since these objectives do not lend themselves to quizzes, the grade for them is based primarily on homework.
Due Tuesday 11/7
- Lab 6 (SLOs: E6, E10, F1, G1, G4, H1-H5, I2, I3)
Due Tuesday 11/14
- HW8: 6.58 (J1), 6.126 (J3), C.62 (J2),
6.224 (J4). Each of these problems asks you to do a hypothesis test using analytic approximations. In addition to the hypothesis test, report and interpret a confidence interval for the parameter(s) of interest. Before carrying out inference, assess whether the conditions for analytic inference are satisfied (but proceed even if not, for the sake of practice). Where applicable, produce plots of the data, and as always, be sure to interpret all results in context.
In Class Thursday 11/16
Due Friday 11/17
- Project Pilot Analysis (K1-K4, L1-L4, M1-M2, M5, N1-N2, N4, N6, O1-O2, O5)
Due Wednesday 11/21 (any time before midnight)
- HW9: 6.252 (SLOs E6, E7, J5), 6.224 (J4). The same instructions apply here as for HW8.
In Class Thursday 11/30
- Quiz 8: SLOs D2, E2, E6-E8
Due Friday 12/1
- Regression Mini-Project (SLOs: D1-D2, E2, E7, E8, F1, G1, G4, H1-H5,J6)
- Note that the D-G SLOs on this project count with “in class” items
Due Tuesday 12/5
- HW10: Ch 7.30 (J7), 7.48 (J8)
Due Thursday 12/7
- HW11 (not graded; practice for SLO J9)
- 8.17: Using the scenario described, state hypotheses, evaluate conditions for the F-test, do the test, and interpret the result. If the result is significant, compute confidence intervals for each individual mean compute intervals and do tests for each pairwise difference, using the pooled within-groups variance, interpreting each one.
- 8.38 (include all components of the test)
In Class (Lab Room) 12/8
- Exam 3: required SLO: J9; optional SLOs: various D-G (you will get to pick and choose problems to do, based on the SLOs you need). Unlike on previous exams, you may use the computer on this exam, which will be helpful in particular for the J SLOs.