Lab Information
| Course Number | STAT 3011 |
|---|---|
| Lab Number | STAT 3011-014,015,016 |
| TA | Ganghua Wang |
| wang9019@umn.edu | |
| Office Hours | Monday 2:30pm - 3:30pm Wednesday 2:00pm - 3:50 pm |
| Location | 495 Ford Hall |
Writing at the end of semester:
Thanks all who came to my lab this semester. I do hope you can learn sth. from my lab, especially how we think about a problem in a statistical way. I also learned a lot from you like how to better communicate with students. Also, it’s my honor to received a thanks letter from one of you. I really appreciate that and it encourages me a lot. Good luck to your final and thank all of you.
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Schedule
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Week 1, Sept. 3, Introduction to R and RStudio
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Week 2, Sept. 10, Basic R operations, import and explore data
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Week 3, Sept. 17, Using R to analyze Cereal Dataset Example
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Week 4, Sept. 24, Using R to analyze Getting to know yourself survey, Part I
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Week 5, Oct. 1, Using R to analyze Getting to know yourself survey, Part II
LabHandout, Getting To Know You Survey Dataset Details F2019
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Week 6, Oct. 8, Simulation Study
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Week 7, Oct. 15, Review for midterm1.
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Week 8, Oct. 22, Simulation study of Confidence Interval.
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Week 9, Oct. 29, Hypothesis testing for proportion.
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Week 10, Nov. 5, Hypothesis testing for normal distribution.
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Week 11, Nov. 12, Useful R commands for practical assignment.
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Week 12, Nov. 19, Review for midterm2.
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Week 13, Nov. 26, ANOVA.
Happy holiday and enjoy your break :)
"Three sd.s cover 99.7% of the data"
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Week 14, Dec. 3, Linear regression.
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Week 15, Dec. 10, More on linear regression.
Keep warm!