Lab Information
| Course Number | STAT 3021 |
|---|---|
| Lab Number | STAT 3021-002,003,004 |
| TA | Ganghua Wang |
| wang9019@umn.edu | |
| Office Hours | Tuesday 2pm-5pm |
| Location | 495 Ford Hall |
Schedule
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Week 1, Jan. 21, Introduction to R and RStudio
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Week 2, Jan. 28, Import data and analyze in R
Dataset, Getting To Know You Survey Dataset Details F2019
For those who are interested in R markdown, here is the source file of our lab handout.
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Week 3, Feb. 4, Sample space, events and counting
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Week 4, Feb. 11, Review of integral
Forget about the derivation of Example 2.
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Week 5, Feb. 18, Exercise for calculating probability (Chapter 2.5-3.3)
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Week 6, Feb. 25, Review for Exam 1.
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Week 7, Mar. 3, NO LAB, NO OH.
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Week 8, Spring break
Have a good vacation!
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Week 9, Mar. 17, Cancelled
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Week 10, Mar. 24, Exercise for common distribution
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Week 11, Mar. 31, Exercise for sampling distribution
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Week 12, April. 7, NO LAB, NO OH.
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Week 13, April. 14, One and two sample t-test.
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Week 14, April. 23, Another example about two sample t-test.
Comment: ggplot2 is one of the most powerful and well-designed package in R, which allows you to produce fancy figures.
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Week 15, April. 28, No lab. OH is as usual.
There is no lab materials this week, instructor will upload videos to review Chapter 8,9,10. I will still hold office hour, if you have any questions about practical assignments or final exam, feel free to ask me.
Ending: Time flies, we’re almost at the end of this semester. I’d like to thank you all for your participation. Also, I do hope you learn something useful from this class. At last, good luck!