STA
3024
Introduction to Statistics II Fall 2017 Instructor: Maria Ripol office: Griffin Floyd 117 C web: http://www.stat.ufl.edu/~mripol F 3rd
period (9:35-10:25) or by appointment Lectures: MWF 2nd pd, WM100, sec 4432 MWF 4th pd,
NRN137, sec 4433 Teaching
Assistants: TBA in
Canvas Course
Description and Objectives 1.
Analysis of Variance to compare three or more population means. Materials: 1. Recommended Textbook: Statistics,The Art and Science
of Learning from Data, by Agresti, Franklin and Klingenberg, 4th edition, Prentice Hall. 2. Required Scientific Calculator
(around $10 to $15) that has some basic statistical functions like 3.
A shell of the lecture notes can be purchased at Target Copy starting Thu 8/24
(maybe Wed night). These will have the computer output for examples done in
class and an outline of the lecture notes that we will then complete in class,
so it will be your class notebook. If you prefer, an electronic
version is posted in Canvas. Course Website in CANVAS:
https://lss.at.ufl.edu/ This is the portal for UF’s E-learning
website. You must log on using your gatorlink
username and password, and access the course webpages from there. Important information about the course will be posted here including this syllabus,
announcements, your grades throughout the semester and computer output to
supplement the examples done in class. Online quizzes will be administered
there. Online Quizzes - There will be approximately
four online quizzes, administered through E-Learning. You will have three
tries for each quiz (with questions randomly generated) over a period of
several days. Each quiz will be worth 10 points, for a total of 40 points.
Hopefully these quizzes will serve the purpose of improving your grade in the
class, as well as be an important tool in learning the material for the
course. Quiz dates and details will be announced in class and the course
website. Projects - There will be several small
data analysis projects to be completed during the
semester. All projects together will be worth 60 points. Project dates and
details will be given in class and the course website. Exams - There will be three exams
given during the semester, each worth 100 points. Regular exams are in
multiple choice format. Students are
required to take the exam in the section they are registered for. All
students must bring to the exam: their student ID number, picture ID, a
non-graphing calculator, and pencils. In case of conflict or illness, if a
student is unable to take an exam at the scheduled time, they must get in
touch with the instructor prior to the exam time for any arrangements to be made for a makeup. Each case will be reviewed individually.
Valid and detailed documentation is a prerequisite under such extenuating
circumstances. Makeup exams may not be multiple choice. A grade of zero is
the minimum punishment of any type of dishonesty on an exam. Exam 1 - Mon October 2 in class Ch 10 and
14 Comparing Groups Grade Structure Exam 1 100 points Grading Scale:
UF Grading Policy: https://catalog.ufl.edu/ugrad/1617/regulations/info/grades.aspx Course Policies: Classroom Behavior - during
class students should turn off their cellular phones and refrain from eating,
drinking, reading newspapers, doing homework, listening to music, excessive
talking and all other behaviors that are distracting and disrespectful to the
instructor and their fellow students. Privacy Policy - Student records are
confidential. Only information designated “UF directory information” may be
released without your written consent. This applies to parents or anyone else
who contacts me about your grades.
Instructor /
Course Evaluations: Students are
expected to provide feedback on the quality of instruction in this
course based on 10 criteria. These evaluations are conduced online at
https://evaluations.ufl.edu/. Evaluations are typically open during the last
two or three weeks of the semester, but students will be given specific times
when they are open. Summary results of these assessments are available to
students at https://evaluations.ufl.edu/results.
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of emergency, call 9-1-1. Sexual Assault Recovery Services(SARS): Student Health Center, 392-1161 University Police Department, 392-1111 ( or 9-1-1 for emergencies) http://www.police.ufl.edu Weekly Schedule – subject to change if needed. Changes after Hurricane Irma in blue |
Monday |
Wednesday |
Friday |
8/21 Intro |
8/23 Review Ch
7-10 CI and SigTests |
8/25 Continue Review Stats 1 |
8/28 Continue Review Stats 1 |
8/30 Continue Review Stats 1 |
9/01 More + Ch
4 Designing Experiments Q1 starts |
9/04 No
Class – Labor Day |
9/06 Ch 10 – ANOVA Theory |
9/08 No
Class - Hurricane |
9/11 No
Class - Hurricane |
9/13 No
Class - Hurricane |
9/15 One-Way ANOVA examples Q1
ends |
9/18 Continue
Example and Multiple
Comparisons |
9/20 Bonferroni Q2 starts |
9/22 Continue
One-Way ANOVA and Multiple Comparisons |
9/25 Finish
One-Way ANOVA |
9/27 Two-Way ANOVA Q2 ends |
9/29 Two-Way ANOVA |
10/02 Review |
10/04 EXAM 1 |
10/06 No
Class – Homecoming |
10/09 Review Ch
3 – Simple Linear Regression |
10/11 Ch 12- Regression Analysis |
10/13 Continue Inference Reg |
10/16 Continue Inference Reg |
10/18 Continue Inference Reg |
10/20 Ch 13 Multiple Regression Q3 starts |
10/23 Regression with Dummy Variables |
10/25 More Reg. with Dummy Vars Project 1 INFO |
10/27 Quadratic Regression Q3 ends |
10/30 More Regression Examples |
11/01 More Regression Examples |
11/03 Review |
11/06 Review Project 1 DUE |
11/08 EXAM
2 |
11/10 No
Class – Veteran’s Day |
11/13 Ch 11 Contingency Tables |
11/15 Contingency
Tables |
11/17 Contingency
Tables Project 2 INFO |
11/20 Sec 13.6 Logistic Regression Q4 starts |
11/22 No Class
–Thanksgiving |
11/24 Holiday |
11/27 Ch 14 Nonparametric Methods |
11/29 Nonparametric Methods Q4 ends ECQ starts |
12/01 Nonparametric Methods Project 2 DUE |
12/04 Review ECQ ends |
12/06 EXAM
3 |
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