The class (as well as the lab) is now meeting in CSCC 202.

If you don't know how to round off, here is an article you should read at least the first four sections of (through 4 Tie-breaking): Rounding (external).

Likewise, if you don't have at least a vague understanding of significant figures (significant digits), you should read this article: Significant Figures (external).

If you are not familiar with scientific notation for large and small numbers, you should read about it here: Scientific Notation (external).

Course Materials for Spring 2012

• Course Syllabus -- Spring 2012 (PDF file)
• Review of Experimental Design (html file - in case you forgot 226)
• Introduction to R (plain text file)
• Categorical Data and Contingency Tables (PDF)
• R Commands for Working With Contingency Tables (plain text)
• Graphing Categorical Data (PDF)
• Analyses With Three Categorical Variables (PDF)
• Entering Raw Data Into R (PDF)
• Dealing With Data Frames in R (PDF)
• Inference on Contingency Tables (PDF)
• Some 2x2 Contingency Tables (plain text)
• Inference on Contingency Tables (part 2) (PDF)
• Big Tables with Answers (plain text)

R Stuff For People Who Want It

• Link to the R Project home page (External link)
• R-Tutorials
• Three YouTube Videos About R
  • What's Up With R
  • Reasons To Learn the R Programming Language
  • Obtaining and Installing R
• Get the datasets here
• Get custom R functions here

Online Statistics Books (these are all external links)

• Online Statbook dot com
• Statsoft
• Lowry's statbook at Vassarstats
• The Little Handbook of Statistical Practice
• SticiGui (UC Berkeley)
• A New View of Statistics (Sportscience)
• StatNote
• Handbook of Biological Statistics