Lecture Schedule

Recorded Summer 2015

Each lecture is a 50 minute class; 1 week in fall and spring semesters = 3 lectures, 1 week in summer = 4-6 lectures

Lecture Date Topics Reading Work Info
           
1 6/15 Introduction, grading policies, definitions      
2   Data collection principles 1    
3 6/16 Observational study designs      
4   Experimental designs      
5 6/17 Examining numerical data      
6   Graphs, weekly review      
  6/18 Quiz 1   HW1  
7 6/22 Introduction to probability 2   R graphs
8   Conditional probability    
9 6/23 Discrete distributions    
10   Discrete distributions      
11 6/24 Rules of Expectation      
12   Expectation, weekly review      
  6/25 Quiz 2   HW2  
13 6/29 Random variables 3    
14   Random Variables      
15 6/30 More expectation      
16   Normal distribution      
17 7/1 Normal approximation for the Binomial distribution      
18   Normal methods, weekly review      
  7/2 Quiz 3   HW3  
19 7/6 Central Limit Theorem (CLT) 4    
20   CLT      
21 7/7 Confidence Intervals (CI) for mean, with z      
22   CI for proportion      
23 7/8 CI's; Introduction to Hypothesis Testing for one mean      
24   Weekly review      
  7/9 Quiz 4   HW4  
25 7/13 Testing for one mean, with z (σ known)      
26   Using t with CI's      
27 7/14 Using t with CI's and test of mean (σ unknown -- using s) 5    
28   Inference for 2 means and 2 proportions 5,6    
29 7/15 2 sample methods (means and proportions)      
30   Weekly review      
  7/16 Quiz 5   HW5  
31 7/20 2 sample methods for means 5    
32   Simple Linear Regression (SLR)    
33 7/21 SLR 7    
34   Analysis of Variance (ANOVA) 5    
35 7/22 Weekly review    
36   Weekly review      
  7/23 Quiz 6   HW6  

The schedule is subject to change if necessary during the production course (once production is done, this schedule is static).