Editing Statistics and Statistical Programming (Spring 2019)

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* '''Empirical paper questions''' about other assigned readings.  
* '''Empirical paper questions''' about other assigned readings.  


You should submit your solutions to the programming challenges (feel free to submit the others if you like, but they're not required!) ahead of each class session. While I will not grade them, we will spend a good chunk of class going through the answers to the assignment due on that day.
You should submit your solutions to the programming challenges ahead of each class session. While I will not grade them, we will spend a good chunk of class going through the answers to the assignment due on that day.


Because randomness is extremely important in statistics, I will use a small R program to '''randomly call on''' students to walk through your answer to statistics questions and empirical paper questions in class. We'll then discuss the answers, address points of confusion, and consider alternative approaches as a group.
Because randomness is extremely important in statistics, I will use a small R program to '''randomly call on''' students to walk through your answer to statistics questions and empirical paper questions in class. We'll then discuss the answers, address points of confusion, and consider alternative approaches as a group.
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