Yo! Students! There will be a quiz next Tuesday covering categorical data analysis. A review sheet is at the handouts page (link to that below). The lab for this week is optional. The handout is at the lab handouts page (link below).

Here is a link to the textbook author's website.

Tips for submitting stuff by e-mail...

• If you are submitting a lab, put "PSYC 480 lab ##" in the subject line.
• If you are asking a question, put "PSYC 480 question" in the subject line.
• If you are doing both... Don't do both. Use two separate e-mails.
• If you are sending an attachment, make sure your name is on the attachment!
• If you are cutting and pasting into MS Word, change the font to courier new.
• If you are submitting a Word document, be sure it's saved in the old format. I can't open docx files.
• DON'T send me an e-mail without a subject line. I don't open them!

• How to zip a folder in WinXP
• How to unzip (extract) a folder in WinXP
• How to save the R graphics window in WinXP

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• How to download and install R
• How to start R on a Windows computer
• How to save stuff in R
• Some tips on doing decent barplots
• How to enter already tabled contingency data into R
• How to copy and paste data into R
• A summary of some R commands we'll covered this semester

Course Syllabus -- Fall 2008

Link to the R Project home page (External link)

Get the datasets here
Get the class handouts here
Get the lab handouts here

Online Statistics Books (these are all external links)

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

Humor (You'll need 480 to get some of these!